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King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 326, 7 January 1911, Page 6

An Island S&ved by TEA. Ceyit 'ii was depressed. Coffee had failed. Ordinary commerce was ot little promise and less iir,mediate value. What saved Ceylon was the discovery that Ceylon could grow A Tea. Like SURA TURA ! The islaml picked up. Popu 1 ation increased. Commerce was extended. The good time had come. SURATUJRA "D" 2s. NO OTHER TEA APPROACHES IT All Storekeepers. Sprayitj Materials Bluestone (Sulphate oi" Copper) Lime (in Air-tight Tins) : Vcrmorite (already j prepared Bordeaux i Mixture) : Swill's Arsenate ol j Lead, etc.

We make a speciality of these, the Success Bucket Eclair Knapsack. Barrel. and Power Sprayers: "i'so all Pump .Sundries, includ.'i;;;' Noz/.els, Hose, etc. AUCKLAND Mrs J. Matheson i Fruiterer, Confectioner, Stationer & Fancy Goods McColl's, Hyde's & In lies' ce! i bra led C ord ia 1 s alw ay s stocked ... Agent tor Herald, Weekly News, bulletin, Referee, King Country Chronicle and The Australasian, also a large collection of books by leading authors to select from Latest English and Colonial Magazir.es Pipes, Cigarettes, Cigars and Tobaccos at the £ Mrs !. Matheson Stocked mwm J 2iai.l!£&aSSsJ> S3©

Dressmaker and Costumier Scientific C tit ting ; A' M.\i LU'ILOINK. TC KLUTI cui ■ i—i'iitti irrniiiiiii'ii No Connection with Flour Trusts or Combines lias arranged 1 > stand by Kinjj; Country Settlers Dime and Muvcie Lvmn required toina k c i t cd's Own Coimtry whieh c:tn only be achieved wit h the I' re e i ! se o ! " CHAMPION " MUSCI :: RAI.SKR