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K2 sr & For ... . Influenza and Colds Wolfe MHHAPPj TAKE WLFES SCHNAPPS HOT with Lemon at Bedtime. • • • fT<r/ f /, m Before going out drink a cup of VAM HCUTEN’S COCOA Warm#, Comforts and Cheers. ME. JOB and Mrs. Tinkles fought like cats above their wrinkles. Mr. Bob and Mrs. Gee kissed each other lovingly, sipping Suratura T ea. rpHOUGH YOU KNOW when a maid should wed, and when a man should wive ; though you know also, bo it said, how many beans make five ; till you’ve drunk Suratura Tea, however wise and shrewd you be, you don’t know you’re alive. _____ A BISHOP, who was very pale, tried pickled walnuts, shrimps, and ale, jam, gherkins, doughnuts, curds and ghee. Still he got paler every day, more and still more he fell away. Then he grew healthy as could be, for he tried Suratura Tea 1 BKAYE WELLINGTON, his chin clear blue, put on an epaulet or two. Then (truly an adroit duke he) toned up with Suratura Tea, and went and won his Waterloo. AT HAEWICH, at Norwich, at Timbuctoo, at Bermondsey and Mildora, whenever they’re dull they know what to do : they send for some Suratura. TIS FOE TEA. Suratura that’s S. The Tea Suratura’s the champion, none purer, and its flavour’s superb, you’ll confess. Try one pound of “ D,” and you’ll swear by it—see V IF YOU’EE FEELING dull or blue, in whatever place you be, would you know the thing to do ? Drink some Suratura Tea I l Oa

H. W. RICHMOND. COACHBUILDER. WHEELWRIGHT & UNDERTAKER. AVENUE ROAD - FOXTON (Opposite Manawatu Hotel), IN thanking the public for the generous support accorded him in the past, has pleasure in notify ing that he has recently built more commodious and up-to-date pre mises, and is in a position to under take carriage building in all its branches. UNDERTAKING conducted on the most reaspnable terms, and with neatness, civility and attention. He has just instaed a new and up-to-date hearse, and carries a large stock of coffin furniture of all kinds. Polished Casets made to any design, in cedar, oak, kauri or rimu. all classes of vehicles BOUGHT, SOLD OB EXCHANGED. JOBBING WORK done on short est notice. Re-painting and Retrimming a speciality. AGENT for McGill's mental Works. Monu Note the address, and send along W to RICHMOND’S.

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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 1406, 3 June 1915, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 1406, 3 June 1915, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 1406, 3 June 1915, Page 4

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