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Motueka Star, Volume IV, Issue 185, 29 May 1903, Page 5

Shipment of the Cel^ W •SHf—V '•£>% JLsz? Oo & A. MANOY, HIGH STRKET, MOTUEKA.

One of the strongest evidences of the excellence of Suratura Tea is to be found in the fact that it is upheld by the women. No one doubts that women are the best judges of Tea, and when Who is there that will dispute its su- J premacy '■ Suratura is a perfect Tea. | Nature made it so. It will stand every \ test. It is a high grade Tea, with a de- / licious aroma. It is rich, strong, and \ fragrant, < c* .„ -. .... j -. ! Is pure, honest CEYLON TEA, i%nd' ?-* fj'!ar<wf?"rf' not Mended "rjlih Indian, China, or any cheap or inferior Teas. Som> by Ai-l Storekeepers Everywhere.

In the case of the Westport Volunteer Fire Brigade v. J. O'Neill, exCaptain, claim for the recovery of uniform or £2 10s and damages £2, the Magistrate on Saturday found that defendant was lightly expelled from .aid sc.Vo judgment for phuOiffs, and ordered defendant to deliver the uniform to the Secretary of the Brigade, or in deiauii. of delivery, judgment to plaintiffs for .£2 10s, defendant to pay £1 genej-al damages, and a,5 OS 10. 3 w>. "Brandy and soda" is all very well ■ To drive a bad headache away, But it won't cure a cough, as many can tell, Who have tried the right stuff ana cm s:ry ; Tne only thins; thev have found any use When colds they have had to endure, Is that which soon sends such ills to the deuce, Some „ WOODS GREAT PEPPERMJM CURE.