Ineno at uoth 'GooDNESS, Ive got a busy day ahead of me. Often wonder why some- body doesn L put up a Man at work' sign when Im around. I certainly use up heaps of energy building sandcastles and digging holes to catch crabs in, not to speak of paddling and playing chasing up n down this lovely sandy beach: Gosh, it beats me what a fellow would do without that morning Weetbix to keep his strength up In fact, now I come to think of it, I could do with a fistful of Weetbix n honey right now. Hi, mummie 1 When you' ve got a man-sized job of work to do you need a good breakfast to start you off. And Weetbix is a fine breakfast for all the family. There S a powerful lot of goodness 1n those crispy, crunchy 6 malted whole wheat biscuits. Weetbix are fine by themselves, better still with stewed fruit or junket and milk, or spread with butter and Marmite And they' re just as delicious as can be for picnics, snacks or school lunches: WEET" BIX A product of the Sanitarium Healch Food Company, Christchurch. MARMITE SAN BRAN PUFFED WHEAT Bixies GRANOSE
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 16, Issue 396, 24 January 1947, Page 20
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201Page 20 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 16, Issue 396, 24 January 1947, Page 20
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