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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 59, 7 September 1926, Page 14

t'fff: "LJEADACHES, depression, lack-of energy—these are all signs of strained nerves. :yi :M- .JTI They are also warnings. Neglect those warnings—and you run'the risk of '-M] £lfn: a serious break-down in health. ,■;■.. :y. •jgjf: /Remember this. Strained nerves are starved Eggs yield Lecithin —an organic phosphorus •'(fli • Sll' i nerves. You have not given them the energising compound—an indispensable element for giving •0; :l*sJ)' / and restorative material they need, tone and energy to the exhausted nerve cells.' . ' jjpS." (•■K- , ' . ■ . ■ , , "Ovaltine" contains, in correct ratio, all the .'II 111 tn,' It is nourishment they demand—not stimulants ■ i • •"/.«. •»' \i' i i "1w: [*fl 0. ■■ 7 , .. i_ i u- a ■ essential vitamins; further,'it contains,-also in :{Ssi ijtf: and drugs, which merely wh.p up flagg.ng nerves cotrect ratio> all the other equally itn mnt -M; j«: and have no lastmg good effect* elements of a complete and perfect food. .jMI •■E* Feed your nerves with the wealth of Mate "Ovaltine "your daily beverage— at meal •O*' >Hr nourishment contained In " Ovaltine " Tonic times and before • retiring. Prove'for yourself :<Uli :U: Food Beverage. Made from Nature's Tonic how quickly it takes away the sense of nervous ' :'/wR.* ■B* Foods—ripe barley malt, creamy milk and strain, how it invigorates and strengthens brain, '■ILIH »l|: eggs—a combination unequalled for restoring nerve and body, and imparts that delightful .'/Sff-' *;•■: »nerve force and building up the nervous sense of mental and physical fitnes* which belongs illII; [;■"■• : jystem. ' • only to the perfectly nourished system. .'s£!•' &»& : Buitds-up Brain.Tlervc andSodg ■HV '^•Vjt, ■ Sold by all Chtmists and Stores — in 3 Sizes . *^^>^^^* vfl& A ftncroui trial umple of delicious "Ovaltine" will be Knt 4^^^^^^^fc__^-^'^^JH^^V *!^Hfr. SALMOND &. SPRAGGON, Ltd., Wellington, N.Z. vI^HHmU tf^ I 'OVfILTINE 1 '^^^mB^TI E B RUSKS { NZ>4J 1 5l£^J/ v/^K I In BROS., l>ft| HK^SrWr A. U the winne" of the ',manufacturers ■jHjH ■Hfe^^^^ilF s English Beauty Comb.b. BiaNp. ■»■ HHl^^l Petitions are users of The. Finest. Quality Vpr Bh B^HBvSk^^^ /flfl A_ • cl ' v T. ■ ■^HsIKP-^ (^m\ Amanu Shampoos. You HYDRAULIC . DRAWN LEAD |^9BS^ .Vlft should USB them, too. TRAPS/BENDS, OFFSETS, 11!59^^^ s=*-^'li7^ . LEAD PIPES IN COILS AND Kv>f/K A k. A A *. A ■ LENGTHS. ' Kf/1 Ihi^^^ £L M M. ML A I Pipe, Lead Strips, \\^Ufr J wm HV^H HW^sl ■ : i Lead Head Nails. Wgr f|(l, AJIV I^Fsl AJs\ IVsfl ■ ■ ■ Large Stocks of W VI •▼m ■▼ ■ ■▼ ■ ■ ALL PLUMBERS' F •iH*# #%1 / SUPPLIES. I -*%^ %|X Q.MI II ■ ii II p.o. Box is. i *» suta. sdwd wiicumjoos Tel«. 40-054 and 40-085. [ Oiwli ml ftrtim »" <J>' Waring Taylor street, Wellington.

I THE COLONIAL SUGAR REFINING COY, LTD. I I ■ ' " '=aj| ~!i | The Refinery has been at Chelsea, Auckland, for ' | over 40 years, having started operations in 1884. ■ ■ ■ ftis*lllst fc r\-f I m , „ , , i . • , -„. „ I ■''.;'■ ' ".''" '*v-^'4 .'"'■" ; 'v-^.---^ ,- r * ?^.^«.^.? —,;> <^%r^^< W ggw JIQJ LICIIIQJS OT I : The factory stands in a picturesque settmg on the ■ : *-- , • * - - - \ . "Til * | north side of the Waitemata and the property covers . " . ' • *' , -•'-'•<£• £-//%** of *t/T A/»♦**/» I ian area of some 360 acres, the greater portion of ' ■ / ' -. • •/','•' fIOUSIIiS kjC#IV/7l£ \ | which comprises a catchment area for the water , . , -.','?'. I | Supply. The water is conserved in four large dams, , ■ ' - . ." * I | so that an adequate supply is always available. .*''." • ' \ I wu , „ , , aznnm. j-r.- x. '" One of the most generous schemes in the I I The output is about 65,000 tons per annum of high ' ' • •• ';4. , . i I class refined sugar, golden syrup and treacle, which - , ■ . - ' , - ! -;,. <i* Dominion to enable workers to get a home of { I supplies practically the whole of the requirements of • .'. _i; ->.'-: '' '; .#;, % '-'"^^^^^^^hßßlß^Bß th * ' t't tA hth R H f - | for more than half the year. ' ' ':<^2' y'' ~-'-'^ •' ■>":r^v> ■'>JK^^^^^^^^^^Kjj^^^^^^^B//jKKK^^B\ ' . P * { | objective of all those connected with the refining pro- ' ' V^^^^^^^^^^S^^B^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^BM|JJJJ^^^^h| interest, viz., 4 per cent, per annum. The 1 I -cesses, with the result that the refined products are !^lfl:T"T-1f t^PW^l^^i'T ' I^T^icMiJl^^lJHl^^^lßllJl^^^^^^^^^^^Sl K 6t *■ th *11 U A'l A * A I ; remaining 10 per cent, being made up of ISTos. 2 and 3 mi&fltfßr ; ''":•"' " • o«aai ■ «• «• • i -;: sugars and Golden Syrup and Treacle. IHSSH^k. " ' "".■■•.. -' - - -'! —V ' ;>-"''1:-i^- :V f r'-^i^^^yMg*--! a week for every £100 borrowed IS sufficient to 1 ;:, The price of sugar to-day in New Zealand com- I^^H^^lHfevH^-''""' ' ' ":'"''" -:'^V^"' ''?<''""' ';'' -* *'"^:":''^lh^Hl C^eaf tnC interest and I .business is 350. Besides these there are the water- hHHH^hl^^^^^l^H^HHßml^^^^^HHß^^^HH^^^Hl the employees, and no less than over 120 men f siders handling inward cargoes of raw sugar, coal, I^lHEhSl^^^^^^^^^^lH^^H^^lH^H^H^^l^^B^^^^^^^^l^^^^^Hl • < l • m I etc., ana the men employed in the distribution of re- | l^^^HHfflH^HSS^^^^^^^HSl^S^^^B^^^^^^^^^^raS^^^^^^^^^H! have availed themselves OI the privilege, the I p^rt SS)onsnS mer ' WaggOn i0 \ photograph of chelsea refinery. Auckland, total amount advanced exceeding £80,000. f jU- *-> , , " " ' | . B- I I lI^MMMII 1 s ~ si^^^^=l MILLS( THIRTEEN': IN NEW SOUTH WALES, QUEENSLAND, AND FIJI. ' "f'^ " ' ■^\l^t?'j^t^JggJ|| I i - I PHOTOGRAPH OF DAMS PHOTOGRAPH OF RAW SUGAR STACKS I ■■MJMMillMllllllllifM lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllßlllllllllllllllllllW^^