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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 809, 8 February 1910, Page 2

SEND YOUR WORK TO J. HOLDER, MANUFACTURING JEWELLER AND WATCHMAKER, Poxton. Rev r . Gentleman, wliose address can be bad on application, says : “My watch, an expensive presentation gift, which you put in order for me about 2 years ago, is still going well and keeping good time. I could never get it to go well before, although I tried all the principal shops in every town I was in. They did it no good, but appeared to make it worse.” Numerous other instances could be given. I make: Rings, chains, brooches etc., etc., deal in old gold and silver articles, or remodel them to any design. Work cheap, and sell cheap for cash. High-class machinery for watch and clock work. Manufacturers are skilled and quick repairers. JOHN HOLDER, Main Street Foxton.

HAVE YOU BEEN TO MILLAR & GIORGI’S ALTERATION SALE ? IF not, don’t delay ; for you can save a considerable sum by purchasing now. Prices of CLOTHING, MERCERY AND FOOTWEAR for the whole family have been reduced to an enormous extent, for it is imperative that half our stock be cleared before the alterations commence. Largo numbers have found the savings very acceptable after the expenses of’Xmas. Your chance is here to eflecl unheard of economics. Come and take your share of the bargains that abound, while there is time. MILLAR & GIORGI, THE GREAT OUTFITTERS, PALMERSTON NORTH. \ ..i.n- ■

BUNKER’S BALLADE OF SUEATURA Members of Parliament, bigwigs, cooks, Laundresses, grocers, and sailors bold, Sellers of cabbages, squibs and books, Dolts that by lawyers are bought and sold, Soapboilers, miners for coal and gold, Punters who smash on the gay geegee, Player and puritan, saint and scold, — All of’em drink SuraluraTea ! Bailiffs and sharebrokers, pluckers and rooks, Hawkers of jewellery, gold and "rolled,” Hatchers of companies, plots, and spooks, Naughty black sheep that have left the fold, Dealers in muddledom, murk, and mould, Patriots that roar o’er the land and sea, Pricked politicians left out in the cold, — All of’em drink Suratura Tea ! Chaps that get famous by swinging their “docks,” Curates and mines (by fair dames extolled), Roysterers heaping wild oats in stocks, Divas (don’t swallow all stories told), Crabby misanthropists hoary and old, Martyrs (there’s one of ’em left, may be), Spendthrifts, and misers who hoard what they hold, A)J of ’em drink Suratura Tea ! VE.NVOY. Ships sailing safely, or derelicts, shoaled, j Splendour or poverty (you, sir, or me) — All men need solace, ere yet they are poled... All of ’em drink Suratura Tea ! —William Bunker, Colonel. J] P. OSBORNE & CO. UNDERTAKERS, The Avenue, Foxton. Charges—lnfants, from £i ios youths, from £2 10s; adults, from £$ 15s. rpHOMAS RIM M ER, BUILDER & CONTRACTOR, Main-street Foxtou