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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 1673, 10 February 1917, Page 4

A GOLD BANGLE! SHE’LL JUST LOVE IT! PLAIN Gold Bangles are very popular just now, and in view of that fact a specially large assortment is now being displayed by O’CONNOR & TYDEMAN. SEE this splendid line at 00/- —makes a very nice present indeed! Other prices range from 30/to £0 15s. Od. ALWAYS PLEASED TO SHOW STOCKS. O’CONNOR & TYDEMAN, Jewellers - Palmerston N. We give a present with every wedding ring sold. L / $ - * Before going out drink a cup of VAN HOUTEN’I GOCOA ‘ it Warms, Comforts Cheers. PAT McFINNERTY’S stepmother Trinity said: “ Well, here’s luck !" said she. “ Here’s luck!” said Pat, “ an’ I’m glad you’re at a drink that is wholesome an’ fine like that superb Suratura Tea S” mHERE WAS an old girl of Crimea, a wise and sharp-sighted old dear. She said, “As for Tea, Suratura for me ! There’s no other like it—that’s clear !” TP YOU’D BE GLAD and wise and L 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 drinks pure Suratura Tea. JVT EXT-OF-KIN Wanted, infor ■L* 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, Solicitor’s, Coveni Garden, London. IN YAIN THE CAPTURED RIGA MIST tore l)is gold hair and shooi his fist, and frightful objurgation! hissed. Although he stormed so sav agely, they wouldn’t give him for hii Tea a cup of Suratura “ D.” A BLUEJAGK ET STR OLLEF through the town one fine night He’d cash in his pocket, his pipe was alight, and all his intentions were per fectly right: for he was an oxcellom sailor, you see, who drank Snralma, the excellent Tea. 13a AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE OF DISTINCT MEDICINAL BENEFIT