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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 1031, 17 August 1911, Page 2

The Royal Family assemble in the palace on the an nouncement of the meal by the g.-uve and stately butler. The Lordly Family gather around the table in their castle while yet the echo of the gong Is resounding through the hall. In the Mansion a similar scene is enacted on perhaps a less grand scale. At the Villa a bell summons parents and children to the "damask." While In the Humble Cottage the son of toil and his wife and bairns come together at the call of mother. The great beverage of all is TEA ! Now that tea which to-day Is prized above all teas Is SURATURA! Other teas have oome and gone, but SURATURA the SUPERB still holds its own—and more. The sales of this famous tea are now greater than they have ever been before. SURATURA THE TEA OF ECONOMY AND quality: “A” 1/6, “B” 1/9, “D” 2/-, “X" 2/4 to V BE ON TIME. TO be late for work of a morning is not conducive to promotion, and yet it is so easy to over-sleep these da. winter mornings. AN ALARM CLOCK Will be your best friend now See the splendid selection of persistent and noisy Alarm B Clocks that I am now showing. You will find them good time keepers and sure rousers. R. M. PARKES, Practical Watchmaker and Manufacturing Jeweller. (Late of Stewart Dawsons’). Twenty-five years’ experience in English and Colonial houses. NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. ANY person found trespassing with dog or gun on our property after this date will be prosecuted. COKER & CO. Moutoa, July 20th, 1911.