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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 1032, 28 November 1912, Page 3

half the above penalties. The winner of any hurdle race after the declaration of weights to carry a penalty of rolbs. in the Hurdle Race, and of any additional race, a further penalty of /lb., or, if the Ivmdicapper deems lit, he may in crease the penalties. W. GRAY, Secretary. Approved in accordance with the Rules of Racing, this olit diy of November, 1912.—Wm. Had, .secre tary Wanganui Jockey Club. BON MARCHE VALUES IN JAP CREPES 8, PER l /z YARD. In a good range of new colours, including Grey. Pink, Pale Blue, Cerise, and Saxe Blue. These goods are generally sold elsewhere at lod per yard. Large range of other qualities, in Jap Crepes, up to 2/3 per yard. C. M. ROSS &<*>.. PALMERSTON NORTH, Where You Get The Best Value Always.

THE WEST COAST STEAMSHIP & TRADING Co., Ltd. COAL, OH AIN & GENERAL .PRODUCE MERCHANTS. Head Office: Palmerston N. \\T E hold full stocks of the * w following : MANURES Potato, rape, mangold, turnip, grain, superphosphate, basic slag, bone dust, root and many others. SEED Oats, bailey, tares, peas, rye corn, rye, cocksfoot, cow grass, clover, lucerne, carrot, meadow foxtail, etc., etc. ALSO the following seasonable lines which have shown a very high test : Magnum bonum, John Bull, Carter’s, elephant, champion, and “Sutton’s ” MANGOLD—Long red, yellow globe and golden tankard. We are agents for Wilson’s 2 Star Auckland Cement. In. quiries solicited by post or a call at office at the RAILWAY WHARF • FOX fON. 01 GO TO THE CROWN ,Phone 582 STUDIOS for PHOTOS. The Largest and Best-Lighted and Best for Groups and Children. ANY photo copied or enlarged. If you have a photo you want copying or enlarging post it to us NOW and WE will tell you how much it will cost you. Our prices will suit you, and our aim is to give satisfaction. WHALLEY & CO., THE SQUARE PALMERSTON N i next Durwards),

THIS ISN'T A GAG. It’s a word to Hie wise. If you want to succeed with your lifo ami wife, drink always with gladness wherever you bo the drink that is best—Suratura Tea. AN INVERCARGILL belle cried * * “ O oneness! Here’s a sell IT ordered Mm .-t;;- Tea, and that confounded error: er he Ims sent instead some rubbishy old sinff from China! Dearie me 1 This really I;- a sell!” fTHIE TIP Kir and the kangaroo, the *- wagtail ami the pout, were feeling glmu one afternoon, and met to talk it out. They Soon were <buckling cheerfully above tln.ii- Suratura Tea. ILLY TUGGLES got the wriggles ' ' when the Itev. Samuel Stiggles 'tailed on his “Lastly now”. Willy ■dept and dreamt that he drank some .‘■uialma Tea. He was happy, anyhow. fPHE SAD SEA CEASETH, and • that suiliceth us. Since we’ve still got Suratiiya, what’s the use of fuss. Ket the sun suck up the sea, if it leaves the perfect Tea ! r piiE LADY HENRIETTE DE VlfillE licked her sweet lips and smiled, for she saw that the time was half past three, and heard outside upon Ihe stair the footstep of hey maid McNair, wlyo brought the Suratura Tea. \ CHIEF OF FIJI sat and wept by 1 * the sea. But his gloom passed away in a moment one day when he drank Suratura—that’s TEA I Sa