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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 458, 15 May 1909, Page 2

ON BIT. THAT the following would bo suitable gifts for the season : For THE PREMIER—A coat of many colours. For WOMMY TILFORD—A brief spell. For THE MINISTER FOR LABOUR—A baker’s trike. For THE MINISTER FOR EDUCATION—A brace of fowls. For ALPHABET FISHER—A Racquet with which to ti le His—lip. For THE MAYOR—A portfolio. For MR. RIDDELL, S.M.—The gift of a smile. For LEADER OF OPPOSE TION A combined and massive following. For “ THE DOMINION ” A keen critic and the Early bird For LIONEL TERRY—“ The changing scene.’’ For HOLIDAYMAKERS—(I) “ Readymoney Mortiboy.’’ (2) “ Hard Cash.’’ (3) “ Consolidated Digest.’’ 1 For EDITOR, “ POST “ Lookin’ Backward.” For RESTAURATEURS—“Chips that pass in the nigh’ ' All these are good in th ir own way, but for something which will cheer the lonely, gladden the cheery, and sadden not a single soul, we must still turn to—“SURATURA!” All grocers supply this boon. “A ” blend is 1/6, “B ” 1/9, “X ” 2/4, and “ D ” 2/-.

YOUR discriminating palate will tell you. Your improved health will endorse it. OURNVILLE THE LAST WORD tN COCOA Is the most tempting, nourishing, delicious, strengthening, wholesome, and invigorating beverage you know. Order from your Grocer NOW. Save the Coupons. Get a Coupon Starter from your grocer, or write to Cadbury’s, Wellington, for one, and secure a free gift of Chocolates. Jfj P. OSBORNE & 00., UNDERTAKERS, The Avenue, Foxton. Charges—lnfants, from £i ios ; youths, from £2 10s ; adults, from £2 15s.