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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2361, 18 January 1915, Page 2

•But for 'MellmV would . never have walked jH^ffili, "I am quite convinced that our little boy, i^fe^S Everard, would never hava walked had it fflr 1 not been for your excellent food," wrote Mrs. Stace (Marlborough) fifteen years'"ago. JfßvV *B& Fifteen years later Mrs. Slace sends a photograph of her son (now at College) together with the simplo but sufficient comment," Brought up cm— N Mellin's food lays a sure foundatioa of E < sV v ' , health. It contains everything necessary for xly complete nutrition in an easily digestible form, Bfi f W%&W§ A Sample Bottle of Mellin's Food, sufficient to prove V<ssiPSlßl§f ■ " S W ' U6 ' Wlth use ' ul bandbook, " Tn e Care of ' Infanta in Australia," will be sent FREE. Write: MESSRS. GOLLIN & CO., PROPRIETARY, LTD, 78. JERVOIS QUAY, WELLINGTON. H The remit of the inretfigation by England's great medical journal, "The Lancet," \& li P/ored that fine lea like AMBER TIPS at 21- per lb. is almott a» cheap u ll » B inferior teas at 1/6, became itgiveimore cups to (he lb. and meant belter htalth.72 $ WHOLESALE AGENTS: MESSRS THOMPSON BBOS., LTD.. 'WELLINGTON ! A holiday without Is|k a Kodak is »f a holiday wasted fig Record all your holiday Jjmj\ pleasures with a Kodak. IJ|||| ThereJs no present to equal a Kodak. |^iMllli , Kodak photography is so simple —no JK«w/| dark room is needed. mmmliln Brownies cost from 6/- to 63/-, and ilffllwilll Kodaks from 26/6 to £ 15/15/-. iffH Remember, no holiday outfit is complete jj (Jj!|f/llw|l I without a Kodak. II |H' I 4} If it isn't stamped Kodak, it is an imitation. '|J|jj J.llW l\ s <I Sold by Kodak dealers everywhere. 'iIIJIIIhIVm!' M ' *i Illustrated Price Ll»t free from KODAK (Australasia). ''■lW J $HJi LTD, Box 903, Wellington. . , Jfff