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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 1082, 14 December 1911, Page 2

rjTHE CROCODILE CREPT to his downy bed, and sobbed like a captured flea. You see, he’d played truant from school that day, and to make his punishment surer, his father had stopped nis pudding and cake, his supper and Suratura. a ' rnHE PEOPLE OF THE HAPPY ISLES live joyously in any weather. Their faces all are .wreathed in smiles, because at four o’clock they sip (ah I ecstacy of tongue and lip) their Suratura Tea together 1 TA7HEN YOU ARB WORKING VERY LATE, and weariness obscures your pate, brighten up right speedily, if you drink Suratura Tea. rpHERE WAS A MAN and he was -* .mad, and such a joyous time he had. He went by night right through Tralee and stole the Suratura Tea, and over bogs and hills and stiles the townsfolk chased him eighty miles. Three mild exploring KATYDIDS were climbing up the Pyramids. Right at the top they had to stop, with weariness half fit to drop. But soon they laughed, the dauntless three, refreshed by Suratura Tea. A SPINSTER PRIM WROTE: “Cousin Jim, I’ve burned my bridges, sink or swim. I am a modest little limb. I found my butcher, Jonas i ,ce, drank only Suratura Tea, and so—well, there ! I've married him !’’ ba

P.UMKRSTON AND FOXTON. Main Trunk L,ine, Ohakune and Raetihi. RATION, SON & BOYES, DENTAL SURGEONS. FOXTON SURGERY OPEN DAILY. ’Phone 60. Hours ; 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesdays ; 9 a.m. to 1 p.m

[A card.] jy£R. L. G. WEST, ARCHITECT, Palmerston North, Will visit Foxlun every Monday and Thursday.