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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1596, 25 November 1920, Page 32

9 Weaning time | H for baby is n R “Benger time.” S ■ Weaning time need not M U check development nor Q render baby fretful. The ffl N transition stage from the jfl breast to normal food is the I B stage when Benger’s should | nJ given to a breast-fel , i is always prepared with fresh V K new milk. It does more than fl I enrich the milk with valuable 1 £ food elements ;it adjusts the 'w ? milk itself to the delicate fl digestion of a child. Baby 1 J takes the change happily and I i thout check. r ( THE BOOK OF BENGER’S FOOD ( Jj is a medically approved guide 1 5 t’> the rearing of Infants and | j the c?ire of Invalids. Every 1 8 household should possess a copy. W 1 Write for it to-day— post free. h ( BENGER’S FOOD Ltd., 117. Pitt St., SYDNEY. a / Si 1« Proprietors and Manufac urers: U V SENGE.u’3 SOOD Ltd , MAKCHE3TEE, Eng. P J A. :2a. x . B gPORTSMEN! F. KNIGHT, SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER, ITEWMARKTT AND MANUKAV ROAD, FABNEEIi. Has just opened up some very Fine Stocks of Racing Harness, English, American and Colonial Leather. We make a Specialty of Trotting Boots, Hopples and Bloomers. We stock all kinds of Racing and Sporting Accessories. ESTIMATES FURNISHED. ’Phones: 876 (2 rings), Parnell. 876 (3 rings), Newmarket. WRAGGE’S WEATHER BUREAU INSTITUTE AND WAIATA GARDENS, BIRKENHEAD, AUCKLAND.— Farmers, Pastoralists, Sportsmen ASK CLEMENT WRAGGE about the Weather and Coming Seasons. Best advice. Terms Moderate. Apply Direct. FINEST PRIVATE 47) . HOTEL | [\j This 1 first-class private hotel has a Dominion-wide reputation. It provides the best of everything for the travelling public. The hotel is charmingly situated overlooking the river, and is a modern well appointed brick -— JIS wib-— . 1 ' 1 tU.nigaiiui T s~Ccadinq bofcl ||