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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 1067, 9 November 1911, Page 2

A is for dear old Aunty, Who’s as fat as can be : Still it doesn’t prevent her Enjoying SURAT UR A TEA. Bis for Brother Billy, Who’s a “ coud in the dose " ; And he “ l.mb-blesses the land Where SURATURA grows.” Cis for Cousin Carrie, Who’s stylish and slim ; She doesn’t wear corsets, “SURATURA’S the thing 1’ Dis for Dear Daddy, Who swore a big “ D.” When Tommy put mustard In his Suratura Tea. E'S for Sister-in-law Elsie Who knows “ a thin" or three ” When Bertie told her he’d been drinking (hie) “ neat Suratura Tea.” 3 for Friend Flossie, Always wears the latest hat: “ Saves it on SURATURA”; Thousands do that! Gis for Son George, Struggling with the A.8.C,; But he can spell Suratura, Every time, to a Tee ! AND S is for SURATURA: For relative or friend You can procure none better ; Buy the D " Blend ! 3A BE ON TIME, mO be late for work of a JL morning is not conducive to promotion, and yet it is so easy to over-sleep these dawinter mornings. AN ALARM CLOCK BBBM——■M—W■—BMK—B—E——WBR' Will be your best friend now See the splendid selection of persistent and noisy Alarm Clocks that I am now showing. You will hud them good time keepers and sure rousers. E. M. PARKE S, Practical Watchmaker and Manufacturing Jeweller. (Late of Stewart Dawsons'). Twenty-five years’ experience in English and Colonial houses. [A CARD.J ]|£R. L. CL WEST, ARCHITECT, Palmerston North, Will visit Foxton every Monday and Thursday.