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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 1055, 12 October 1911, Page 2

□pppppppppppupppppppppi I An AristocraticTei □ § The characteristic ane □ unique delicacy of flavoui 3 that all Sunatura drinkers □ delight in is due to various g causes. □ First of all, of course, tc § the fact that the tea is grown □ in the most favoured district g of the finest tea country In □ the world —Ceylon. Soil, situa □ tion, temperature, humidity—g all count for much in the SUO' □ cess of tea planting; and In □ the Suratuna Plantations g each of these conditions oi □ essentials is perfectly pre^ □ sented. □ n Then there is the system g of curing and packing. Every' □ thing is done by the most ap Q proved modern processes. The g leaf is perfect and the moal □ scrupulous care Is taken tc n guard against the least chance g of impurity. g Suratura is absolutely □ pure tea. SURATURA ALWAYS FIRST I cpppppppppppppppppppppl BE ON TIME. TO.beJ late for work of a morning is not conducive to promotion, and yet it is sc 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 Clocks that I am now showing. You will find them good time keepers and sure rousers. R. M. PARSES, Practical Watchmaker and Manufacturing Jeweller. (Late of Stewart Dawsons’). Twenty-five years’ experience in English and Colonial houses. NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS ANY person found trespass! with dog or gun on our p perty after this date will be pro cuted. COKER & CO. Moutoa, July 20th, 1911.