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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2902, 14 October 1916, Page 5

Those who do not drink Desert Gold Tea are advised to prpcure a packet at tho price they usually' pay, and' notice its superiority.. Household Blend Is. 8d„ Family Blend Is. 'OH., Extra Special Grades at Is. lOd. and, 2<. No other teas offer such good value.—Advt. Fifty-five thousand, women have now registered in England under the Board of Agriculture to work'ou the land. 1 These figures arc given by Miss Talbot, who is in charge of the -scheme of village registers,.

FOR THE PEOPLE. Ll T'HE rich and creamy summer Iyvs - milk, the delicibus stewing t Jlf t\Av I fruits — gooseberries, currants, x'f/ l\\\N raspberries, etc., and' a, packet of Brown IVy Poison's Corn Flour give -food for the people V J that is delicious, cheap and : healthful—a treat |\u to eat. Make use of the special recipe leaflet |\\\\ in every packet of® 1 \\\\ sgjs Rroon«Pdfeife II \>4ji Com; Flour / Tr y blancmange or custard | 1 j pudding with stewed fruits. jll 'V. Rhubarb Jelly, Home-made Ices, |11 Cherry Jelly, Orange Sponge. \ II v*i v Free, —The "Brown & Poison "book 3 111 c/ homely and economical recipe* from .Sill ' /. B. Qilfillan & Co., P.O. Box 848, '|1 1 l Auckland. Send card for a copy now, || | |p)linsfti ■ * . added So.;,- ..: W irssti eow's milk suits e¥ery toby - By using MellinYFood and fresh cow's milk you retain the important vital properties of the fresh milk and so ' humanise' the milk that it becomes similar to ! mother's milk. Mellin's Food does this-most perfectly. It is this 'humanising' power which accounts for the strong, robust character- of all' Mellin's Food babies. Send for these —TREE to-day ! A Sample Bottle of Mellin's Food, sufficient to prove its value, toother with a useful handbook for Mothers, "The Care of Infants," sent Free. '• Wiite: i MESSRS. GOLLIN & CO. PROPRIETARY, LTD., WELLINGTON , 1 m Powder \H| |k SOOTHING-REFRESHING J0