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Hokitika Guardian, 19 January 1933, Page 3

THE FOQD VALUE OF OATS. Mb 'ordinary rolled onts can com* pare tvitli the new Diamond' outlets —‘ the wee roiled oats” —lor rich; zestful flavour. That is because- the special Oatlets milling process retain* every particle of the health and ener-gy-giving value of the oat—minerals for building blood: and bone —vitami-.n to protect health—unsurpassed nutrition that provides- etamina to last the morning through., Your gr f 'cei sells Oatlets.—Advt.

FOR SUMMER COLDS—PU LMON AS Many people who pride themselves on keeping free from colds all winter fall easy victims to summer colds. Sudden changes of temperature are the cause—Piilmonas, the remedy. These pleasant pastilles quickly conquer the worst cold. The unpleasant symptoms vanish like magic. Keep a tin of Pulmonas handy this summer. Is 6d and 2s Gd everywhere.—Advt.

92. —Two bottles home-made Jam (2 varieties). 93. —Two bottles home-made Sauce. 94. —Piece home-made Soap. RULES. (1) Entrance Fees. Adultk 6d, over five entries free . (2) Exhibits must be in th e Hall by Tl a.m. on the day of Show and all staging must' be completed by 12 noon. (3) All' flowers other tnan, those for decorative 'purposes, must be grown by the Exhibitor. Vegetables must be grown by Exhibitor and will be judged for table purposes. SHOW WILL BE OPEN FROM 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. ADMISSION 1/-, Children 6d. Refreshments obtainable in the tea rooms under the direction of Ladies’ Committee. Other special prizes have been donated by Rev. Father Finerty 10/6, C. J. Saunders 10/6, Mrs Moore. 10/6. In conjunction with the Show there will be a Sweet Stall, Work Stall, Cake Stall, Jumble Stall and Refreshment room. ■Entry forms may be obtained from members of Committe, or— C. J. SANDERS, Hon. Secretary.