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Star (Christchurch), Issue 20001, 17 July 1920, Page 3

I STAINLESS S I CUTLERY p I FIRST —|| I °° QUALITY p ||i Never requires cleaning^ m ' Never needs replenishing II The First cost is the Last' Ift I TABLE KNIVES— half doz. >)v] g DESSERT KNIVES— half doz. ;“|Ji S3 post free HIGH STREET v BO CHRISTCHURCH H |

The Cocoa Nibs. Adoenture No. 8. U* m/M WBS&M id* M Sj A « A $/ V A & I \ AAA sw i &IV a “Mj iW™. c*> doj Scouts, those really splendid chaps, With nice bare knees and cowboy caps, Can hunt a robber to his lair, Or track a serpent anywhere. At evening, with the set of sun, When their good deeds erne duly done, They light a fire and make a lot Of Rowntree’s Cocoa—piping hot: R- ARKELL A o c p\ <p \v- V W^. «Civ* w ®w! ELECI %J? A Cup of Rcwntree’s turns a Biscuit * nto a M ea t~~* [ ' s 80 nourishing. iim*A.Miaranwsam»rtanOT^

Founded in 185S Foremost sc:r=rssa3css=^ngggy^g New Zealand’s Champion Bread again made from WOOD’S FLOUR PATENT fcOWRY PROC tWOOD Uer ao'Jp Imperial Jj m Oner again the test of pubJla competition confirms Wood Bros.’ Imperial Flour tn its proud position as the premier Flour In New Zealand for quality and dependability. At the Bakt.s Exhibition In Wellington, on January 30 and 31,1920, Four First Prizes, the Championship, and the Silver Cup, all in the Section, were awarded to a Woods’ Flour user. WOOD BROS. LTD, Christchurch - s.cr