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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 1485, 14 December 1915, Page 4

THE REAL OLD GOOD OLD DUTCfL vs#*** Schiedam Schnapps Distilled Only in Holland Bottled Only in Holland $ "A Perfect Bmnfe.9 combining Strength, Purity ft and Solubility.”—* M R UtdltmlAnmL ■ Y VAN 1 HOUTEN’S COCOA | I UabcnnQjr ag I lor to Md Delidoo* Flavour. Beak ft Coes FaidwL PAT McFINNERTY’S stepmother ■ Trinity said: “ Well, here’s luck !" Said she. “ Here’s IftL !” said Pat, “ an’ I’m glad you’re at a Vink that is wholesomtran’ line like that superb Suratura Tsai” THERE WAS an old girl of Crimea, a wise and sharp-sighted old dear. She said, “As for Tea, Suratnra for me ! There’s no other' like it—that’s dear!” IF YOU’D BE GLAD and wise and strong, and have your life pass like a song, just take a little hint from me, and you can never go far wrong. Join straightway that great shining throng that drihks pure Suratura Tea. "jV" E2IT-OF-KIN Wanted, infer . JLJI mation of the present whereabouts of Jehonidab Jinks, mentally deficient, ■who left England eleven years ago on the hopeless quest of a better tea than Suratura, and has not since been heard of.—Sipp and Lovett, Solicitors, Covenl Garden, London, I~ N VAIN THE CAPTURED BIGA •MIST tore his gold hair and shook his fist, and frightful objurgationi hissed. Although he stormed so sav agely, they wouldn’t give him for hii Tea a cup of Suratnra “ D.” A’’ BLUEJACKET STROLLEE through the town one fine night He’d cash in his pocket, his, pipe was alight, and all hia intentions were per fectly right: for he was an excellen’ sailor, you see, who drank Suratura, tin excellent Tea. ' 13a MESDAMES HENDERSON & CUNNINGHAMS, FRUITERERS, CONFECTIONERS & fcATEREKS. HAVE re-commencedbusi-ness in premises next to Mr Healey’s. Pharmacy. The choicest English and Colonial confections stocked. The choicest Island fruit always on hand. A commodious and well-lighted SUPPER ROOM . for the convenience of patrons. Fish and Grill Suppers a Speciality. relieve torpidity. fhere is no preparation in the rid equal to Chamberlain’s blets for correcting disorders of > stomach and liver. In large ses they act as a cathartic and in all doses as a laxative. One tabafter meals stimulates the ,mach and aids weak digestion. increasing the dose they act eetlv on the liver, relieving torlity. Chamberlain’s Tablets act itly without shock to the system. r sale every where.—Advt.