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Vita-Weat no more in the UK. Still going under Arnott's brand in Australia and New Zealand. In New Zealand, made by Aulsebrooks in Auckland. This was the only Peek frean product made other than the short lived Barmouth biscuits (which were in Australia as Peek Frean's Honey Snaps).
Annual Report and Balance Sheet for the year ended 31 March. A.B. Consolidated Ltd. 31 March 1973. Ref: S-L-1772-inside-front. Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand.
A green anole peeks out from under the eave of my back porch as I arrive at home from work one afternoon.
From the Australian Women's Weekly 08 April 1959 via the National Library of Australia.
Didn't know they originally made these under the Huntley & Palmer brand in Australia. These were made in New Zealand by Aulsebrook & Co and then AB Consolidated under the Huntley & Palmer brand, then branded Aulsebrooks when AB was renamed Aulsebrooks Ltd. Became Arnott's Supreme when Arnott's bought Aulsebrook's Ltd. Arnott's Supreme still available in NZ, imported from Australia. Still taste the same as they always did.
The Grand Opening of the new Des Moines Central Library.
Peering into the library through the copper mesh windows as we waited to enter.
She was very patient.
Back cover on pack of notecards and envelopes. From my collection
"Peek Frean Punch & Judy Show. From originals in The Robert Opie Collection© at The Museum of Advertising and Packaging, Gloucester".
This is our cat Peek A Boo. She's appropriately named, peeking out of a moving box.
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Sanjay peeks from within an ornate door at Ibrahim Roza, Bijapur, Karnataka, India.
I don't know what the inscriptions say, but the writing sure is pretty.
a young boy peeks into a rice distribution wharehouse manned by military from new zealand. the distribution of rice was a government response to the current shortage of rice in east timor and the south east asian region. individuals could purchase 5kg of rice for $USD2 - a cost that had been subsidised by the government after rice prices had inflated to up to USD$30 per 25kg bag, as opposed to the norm of between USD$8 and USD$9 per 25kg bag.
Scaly-naped Pigeon peeking out from tree cover on the switchback trail up Mt. Britton, Bosque Nacional El Yunque, PR- 6/30/2022. (Rachel DiPietro)