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King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 325, 4 January 1911, Page 6

Ceylon was depressed. Coffee had failed. Ordinary commerce was of little promise and less immediate value. What saved Ceylon was the discovery that Ceylon could grow A Tea Like mimwmmm The island puked up. Population increased. Commerce was extended. The Kood time had SURATURA "D" 2s. NO OTHER TEA APPROACHES IT AH Storekeepers. m MMi Blucstone (Sulphate of Copper) Lime (in Air-tight Tins) Vermoritc (already prepared Bordeaux Mixture) Swift's Arsenate of Lead, etc. •

We make aspeciality of these, the Success Bucket Eclair Knapsack, Barrel, and Power Sprayers; alio all Pump Sundries, including Novels, Hose, etc. AUCKLAND Mrs J. Matheson Fruiterer, Confectioner, I Siationci' & Fancy Goods McGill's. Hyde's & Innes' celebrated Cordials always \ stacked ... Agent for— .. , Hcralrl, Weekly News, ' Bulletin, Referee, Kins I Country Chronicle and | The Australasian, also a \ large collection of books \ by leading authors to se- , k'ct from Latest English I and Colonial Magazines j Pipes, Cigarettes, Cigars ar.d Tobaccos Stocked Covent Garden Frtsit Emporium Te Kuiti OSBSa!ESBS£fISSBS>fiHEaR<

Dressmaker and Costumier Scientific Cutting NAUMAI BUILDINGS TE KUIT! No Connection with Flour Trusts or Co m bines Tins arranged to m<iuu uy King Country Settlers Bone and Muscle beinji required to in a k e it 11 God's Owa Country " CHAMPION " MUSCLE :: RAISER