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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 706, 8 January 1910, Page 2

R. M. PARKES, (late of Stewart Dawson’s), . WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN. MAKER of medals, chains, gem, band and wedding rings. All work done on the premises. Repairs A Speciality. R. M. PARKES, Opposite Hennessy’s Main Street.

MR B. & MRS B. & SURATURA. Saicl Mr B. to Mrs B. “My dearest heart, it seems to me I’m not quite as I used to be. Although I never risk a spree nor to strange idols bend the knee, I’m growing old at forty-three.—The thought is cruel misery !” Said Mrs B. to Mrß., “These two years past, or may be three, I find no joy in things I see, and things I taste, whate’er they be, all taste about the same to me. I must be getting bilious B.” Said Mr B. to Mrs 8., “I think we ought to change our tea.” “The same idea occurs to me,” said Mrs B. to Mr B. Now Mr B. and Mrs B. are gay and sprightly as can be ; for they have found the Perfect Tea that fills their lives with zest and glee—the tea called Suratura D. FISH OH ! R HOWARD notifies the resi- • dents of Foxtou that he has opened up a fish shop in Manchester House (corner Avenue and Main Street. The cart will make a daily delivery. Fried fish and chipped potatoes every evening. GRAND ’XMAS DISPLAY =======AT THE=== E CONOMI C. \ LARGE stock ot presents suitable for young and old, also a splendid assortment of toys f or the children ! Special bargain prices in fashionable millinery, also dress goods for the coming holiday season. A splendid stock of beautifully framed panel pictures, at the low cost of as 6d, which are open for inspection , AT 31 RS lIA3I Kirs. THE ECONOMIC. Main Street - - Foxton.