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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 603, 30 November 1909, Page 2

EXTENSIVE ALTERATION TO PREMISES. BIG reductions in latest spring and summer dress fabrics, trimmed and untrimmed fashionable Millinery. Also a magnificent stock of dainty and serviceable bonnets, etc., for the children. Men’s Department well catered for. Come and see my up-to-date stock otio j i > ■ shirts, etc, etc. It will surprise you. MRS HAMER, “THE ECONOMIC,” Foxton.

MRS BROWN’S SAL YATION ! ■ Mrs Brown Didn’t know Suratu — Ra Tea, an so Mrs Green (Counsin Sue) Gave Meg Brown Tip or two. Meg sniffed some, Whimpered, said, “Nerves leel rum ! Better dead! Can’t drink tea, Makes me ill. (Deary me! Bitter pill!) Think of it! Nearly dead. • Soon I’ll flit — Join poor Ned. Fifty-three ! Everything’s Wrong with me. ; Soon have wings!” But she tried Suratu — Ra Tea. (Signed, Awful blue.) Hasn’t died Looks-like you, Nelly Bly, Twenty-two. Feeling spry. SURATURAI

DOURNVILLE [fi^COA WOm iN COCOR" TF you could only see the home of Bournville Cocoa with its green fields, its lovely gardens, its airy sunlit workrooms—all as clean as a new pin—you would understand why Bournville Cocoa is so pure and so delicious. Sold in %lh. %lh and rib tins everywhere. Made by BRITISHERS at Cadbury’s, Bournville. M. PARKES. (formerly with Stewart Dawson's) WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER Main Street Foxton, (next to Messrs Moore and Barnard). Up-to-date stock of watches, jewellery AND PLATE. ixepair work a speciality