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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10062, 2 February 1909, Page 4

Pure Milk In Preference To Watered Milk. White Sugar in Preference To Brown Sugar In the words of any grocer the _..i.»r- :-..i& upon hj, and so we her. ZA R A Ceylon Tea In Preference To All Other Teas. In th« words of common sense, that onlv natural complement i Teat, and the public are sed to tak» no other. it you like roar tea of . one pound of ZARA aka seventy-five ordin- .. ..us tea. Now there arv ho expect to get a. pound i i*» for a mere trifle, somethine that fibres out at les3 than a far inr a cup. Why should you poison s»lf to g«t a cup of tea at less than the fair value of an acceptable article? \\c ask you' the quartion: For a thoroughly ' - j-i:-:^i 3 B nd invigorating cap mot yon afford more ip? If you can, the* and let your family the natural eoraplsod bread, good buttt etc. Aim to hav« ± table ALL GOOD, and . i« the governing comwhich everyone ation has rendered r. A leading expert said: "I derstand why people will_ drink 'erior tea. They won't use __„«r r and they prosecute people rh» sell watered milk. Th 6 time is eomi; wh«n tcilk and *u;ar will b* considered partners, and ptrritv and goodasss bo insisted upon with all." THE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED, AGENTS. GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT "^ FACT Uo. 7. The policies issnci S-y the Department THOROUGHLY PROTECT A MAN'S FAMILY and aiso his estate, strengthen his credit, and prove •inch better than a savings-bank. FAT SHEEP AMD LAMBS. ITR T. THOMSON' has been APPOINTED AGENT in NORTH OTAGO and SOUTH CANTERBURY DISTRICTS for Messrs CADWALLADER BROS., and will be prepared to gtvf HIGHEST PRICES for Freezers, either at per lb at the Works or per head in the Paddock. Freezing and Shipment at Oamam Works. TERMS-. NET CASH. PROMPT PAYMFNT. THE CANTERBURY FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD. WE II.WK FOR SAI.F. The F..ll.nvitir thp.kshin-.; vr.Axrs ft Ti:.\rn.>s PLANT NO. 1. 1 3-h.n. Siii..!e..-ylii:.:.:r Hn.-ino i,y lit!" and Porlw. :'■■■' i=P.:t;.l--. pi UOil*. SuitabU- fMi- :.:,re6.ut.Lr. 1 5-foot Anderson Mill, with ' ; >c;n Patent Sucti.m ill.;;-; ravine tan and selt-ieoder _: _v tluv/ Tins plant is in PLANT XI 1 3-h.p. Tr Porter. PLANT NO. 5. 1 S-li.P. Siiiirle-vlimler F.r.jine. bv \! shall imil S-ns: ..,m r !-:.<. with m: feed lu'-rKat-r. inj.Mt.T. ;,<«l pn»ip 1 5-fo--.t Marshall Mil!. ikt'd with 5. tWder. .half, and ravine lan. 1 Travelling Whare. 1 Traction >.orrie. This plant is in i order. 1 8-h.p. Compound Mar.-hall Ftu-ine. t speeds- Thl- engine is m peri order. i art tier pirmuun.- ...i -t i . the Canterbury Farmers Machinery Uepartment. J. P. NEWMAN, General Manager. OAMAP.U HOROUGH GASWORKS. VTOW IS the time to COOS. PA IrAfc•; \ Cheaper. Better, Cleaner, and with js than half the bodily fatigue to the ousewife. GRILLERS—From 14a to 20s. BOILING RINGS—From 2s to 3s 6dWelsbich Mantles and Chimneys, 6d each, cash. Anv information was be obtained from the Gasworks Manacer. C. W. KENT, Town Clerk. WHERE TO STAY L- DUNEDLN. F von want a DOWNTHGHT COMFORTABLE PLACE which is handily situated and poMM a Home, stay at th* IMPERIAL PRIVATE HOTEL, 002 Princes bt., DLO.EDLN It has 50 Single and Double Bed'i a day or from on &T'**' C. CAMERON. Proprietor. FAJMXIiTON BROS WEAP. STREET. Yon mav ask why FAMILTON BROS, are successful in business. The answer is: They can be relied upon to do a thorough job of Painting, House-building, or Repairing. A LARGE STOCK OF TAINTS. PAPERS, GLASte, And PICTURE MOULMNGS ALWAYS ON" ' HAND. 'Phone 253 . pOUSTER BOOKS—We can supply Delicate Books with Carbon Paper »~ at Lowest Prices.—OAilAßU