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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 125, 18 May 1908, Page 3

I f MOATE & CO/s * Whatever else you eat or I drink I always insist J upon having | (food Tea. I It is I nourishing, comforting, Invigorating/ i To get good lei 1 you must not bu v % fency 1 Packet offered you. Insist ,. 8 upon having c I NEUONMOATC I > Co.'« I Prise Medal g Pure Teas. See the name is on it and box you buy. It h Guarantee of QUALITY PURITY VALUE 28 Years' Test. CEYLON, NW ZEALAND and TASMANIA.

b y y oung lftdy wjth „•„•' atl0 "' slio l> « r Office Work or MiUmery; good reference. ApplfSll Omata Post Office. w } X g ,' DELICIOUS &mDJiX~TEA, And one tliat doesn't bother »» i™, I ';poking, i s „, tin 0 f ST. amgaF. SHEEP TONGUES. They're del apposing, and everybody Hkes" tlTeL'. All grocers keep tuein. |_LOS>i, on mail train, on 'Wednesday | night, at ElMiaiu, by a woman i\ poor circumstances, a Purse containii,' orooM, money, and other articles. Reward of 10s at News office. iu-:j RANTED, u „d House; guod tenant, one child. Apply Civil Servant," News office. t.c. Jj]NGINE-DRIVER holder ('by exams.) first-class sta•tionary engine certificate, also lotumotive mid traction certificates; varied experience locomotive, dredging, am; winding engines; young, energetic handy with tools. Apply '•itoinnedriver," News office. t c LUNCH IN ONE MINUTE. It only takes one minute to open a patent key tin of ST. GEORGE SHEEi' I'ONGUES and turn out the tongues deliciously packed in firm jelly, all reauV for the table. H'you want lunch in ii liurry, nothing can b e nicer. Kept by ill loading grocers. TO LET, comfortable Home for two or three mechanics. Apply to "Hon Daily News office. j

JT HAS A BONNY COLOR. Observe the beautiful amber eoloi which '-K.OZIE" TEA possesses. That's an indication it's pure, good Tea—Uiu kind you want. You can buy Mo. 2 for Is Bd. Agents: Burgees, Fraser and Co, |)0 YOU WANT £5? Then save up "Kozie" Tea Coupons. Eighty-six cash prizes, value £55, given away half-yearly. First three prizes, £5 each. The current "KOZIE" Tea Competition closes 7th June, Agents; Burgess, Fraser and Co. URPRISE VISITORS! What a nuisance they are I But you can always be prepared if you keep some tins of ST. GEORGE SHEEP TONGUES on your shelves. They make a welcome addition to the mena lor lunch or tea. Kept by all leading grocers. WANTED, at once,, good Paddocking Accommodation for horse. Apply sharp, News office. t.c. £ GRAND COMBINATION. The finest growths of India and Ceylon Teas arc blended into "KOZIE' TEA. It possesses the virtues of both. Try a brew, and note the delicious freshness "Kozie" has. Agents: Burgess, Fraser and Co. rpo LET, II Acros level land, with 6roomod House,.close to railway station. Apply to 0. B. lever, Now Plymouth, t.c

XKXXXXXXXXXXXXXX £ HOW SS THE TIME, x <* YOUR COLD 18 ALMOST ", PAST THE CURING BTAGE. NEGLECTED COLDS 800N f DEVELOP INTO CONSUMPTION "sarssMa*^ OUGH iCROBEKILLeK m £% THIS FAMOUB REMEDY < CONTAINS NO NARCOTICS, d IT BEING A COMPOUND , }( OF PURELY VEQETABLE ' »J GUMS AND BYRUPS IN I COMBINATION WITH A < i POWERFUL ANTISEPTIC. i X BYKES' CURA COUGH X WILL DO YOU MORE GOOD THAN ANY ORDINARY COUGH CUBE OR EMULSION, TRY IT AND X SVKES' CURA COUCH WILL CURE M. <j| ASTHMA SORE THROATS CKOKOHITIa 4), INFLUENZA h A SOLD EVERYWHERE, 1/0 and HO. i,i XKiO(XXX>0OOOOOOO<

CARTER'S BEST, TEA. TS a lovely tippy Hill-grown Darjceling Orange Pekoe—a ten so high in quality that it is rarely met with; a tea that will delight the heart of the connoisseur and is an ideal afternoon tea for the ladies; it al possesses a tea quality that is so coveted hy the tea-taster. A tea that is sure to please. Liquor rich in color Aroma very fragrant Body full flavored These qualities are combined in Carter's Best Tea, and while it is a little higher in price than the low-grade teas, it is mush better worth buying, as it is an absolutely pure tea. The supply is only very limited, therefore" we advise early purchases. HOW TO MAKE PEA PHOPETU.Y: Use one teaspoon of tea for each person. Rinse the teapot with boiling water; then put in the tea. Always use freshlyboiled water. Allow to draw for five minutes; then it is ready for use. C. CARVER. The People's Grocer, DEVON STKEET, NEW PLYMOUTH.