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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 20, 24 January 1903, Page 2

AFTKR THB ROYAL nSIT, Aftkr exciting (iniei tin beatth of nhflilm requires vary spoaial looking after. That 1 the child is father to (be man,' physiosbUy as well ai mentally, is one of those truths that can never be too often instated upon* tad the thoughtful parent will be osmfai above all to see that her child has the p«wf nourishment to establish its ooafUtatloa A irood constitution it • rook on whioh ilimt success and strength can be built, the various foods that soisnoe "*mtn»inlt in these days for this purpose, none hold* ft higher plaoe than NliU'l FOOD nt In* vantb akd Invalids, toootdiag to Mi test medical testimony, and, what is new haps better still, the grateful testimony of thousands of hap y mothers, this food fmtains all the caturral elements of atrMftlL &111 while it is pleasant to the taste ih eagerly taken by children, it may also be used by persons of all ages with deolded .benefit. It is a bone-beiiding, healtlMM taining pro luot that oannot be too trualf 'eoommeoded and we gladly aid 4U wtwds of praise to that of the numerous aediaal journals and experts that have reoom mended it n bath's Food should have a prominent placa in tbe dietary of every house where there *?•<• r.hildrMP or Invalids.—Advt In relation to tbe receta'. award of Qaeea'a | Soho ar&hips offered by Viou ris Onliege it , is gratifying to find thst among lb* nine olhei ounrfidatei who obtained two-thirds «( full marks, snl may ther fore b* deemed worthy of honourable mention, are: Klnis k. Andrews, of New Plymouth KM t-ctaonl, and Miss Oliv4 Raddrell, of tfct Central, The former obtaintd 1419 •ad th« tatter 1 408. 1