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New Zealand Tablet, 28 September 1916, Page 4

The Kitchen Test and the Coin Test Judge it by Both ! Gerstena only requires 2 minutes’ cooking— look at the time, the stirring, the fuel this saves. It is very satisfying, because its nutriment in the cereals of which it is made is doubled by the special Gerstena process of manufacture. Yet it does not merely fill for the moment—it has the lastin'?' nutriment of meat and eggs. That is the Kitchen Test. One tablespoonful of Gerstena makes a plate of porridge sufficient for one person. There are 30 tablespoonsfull of Gerstena to a bag. At an everage cost of 1/3 a bag Gerstena Porridge therefore costs one halfpenny a plate. From no other food— meat, eggs, or fish— can the same amount of nutriment be had for the same cost. THAT IS THE COIN TEST. Try it by both of these, and you’ll realise the economical goodness of Gerstena PORRIDGE MEAL (13) Cooked in 2 Minutes MILBURH PORTLAND CEMENT makes Ills best CONCRETE LOCAL MANUFACTURE QUALITY GUARANTEED Contractors to —N.Z, Railway, Public Works Departme||||A Dunedin Drainage Board; Harbor Board, Etc. ; Makers : Ths Milbukn Limb & Cement Co., Limited Dunedin