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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 313, 12 February 1910, Page 4

Bunker's Ballade of Suratura Members of Parliament, bigwigs, cooks, Laundresses, grocers, and sailors bold, Sellers of cabbages, squibs and books, Bolts that by lawyers are bought aAd sold, Soapboilers, miners for coal and gold, Punters who smas-h on the gav Players and puritan, saint and scold— Al! of 'em drink Suratut'a Tea! Bailiffs and sharebroKers, pluckers and rooks, Hawkers of jewellery, gold tuid "rolled, Hatchers of companies, plots and spooks. Xaughtv biack sheep that have left the fold, Dealers in inuijdledom, murk aifld mould, Patriots that roar o'er the land and sea, Priekea politicians left out in the cold, AU ol "em drink Suratura Tea! Chaps that get famous by swinging their "dooks," Curates and mimes (by fair demee extolled) ■, Roysterers heaping wild oats in stooks, Divas (don't swallow all stories told), Crabby misanthropists hoary and oil, Martyrs (there's one of 'em left, maybe, Spendthrifts, and misers . who hoards •what they hold, All of 'em drink Suratura Tea! L'ENVOY. Ships sailing safely, or dereiiots ahoalid, Splendor or poverTy (you, sir, or me)— All men need solace, ere yet they -ire poled— All of 'em drink Suratura Tea! —William Bunker, Colonel. Good . . Groceries. all, the groceries you require are good groceries. We keep a variety of brands, sold at a variety of prices, but there's no variety in the quality—everything's good, wholesome, aiA stuff we can faithfully recommend. WHITAKEFt'S (Opposite tin • Melbourne) Devon St.. NEW PLYMOUTH. Thanks. T WISH to return thanks to the public of Now Plymouth for the liberal support accorded me during the Christmas season; also for the very flattermg remarks pa.ssed about tne quality of my goods. I intend to keep up the high quality, and raise the standard to such a height that I absolutely stand out alone. Anyone who has not given me a trial I will be pleased to meet at the high quality s'tore. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Theatre Royal Buildifigs. 'Phone 16G. Devon St. Allen Veale. Jam Making 3 rt o a T3 'is CO M a o <n ai <U . <u ■c Fruit of all k f nds is becoming plentiful now, and as the season is early housekeepers should not delay in securing their fruit for jam and preserving, as the supplies may not last lone;. 1 have fresh fruit arriving regularly from now on direct from the best orchards, and so can supply good fresh fruit at a very moderate price. I can also supply Preserving Sugars, Mason's Jars, Jam Jars, Jelly Glasses Rubber Rings, etc. Call for pricas. Richard Aroa Devon St., N. Plymouth. PRESERVING SEASON, 1910 t Housewives are busy at this season of the year botlTino- and preserving fruft. THE PEOPLE'S GROCER can supply all your requirements for successful efforts. Cases of PEACHES NECTARINES PLUMS TOMATOES Crystal ana Brewer's Sugar. JARS of all kinds RUBBER RINGS PRESERVING PANS STEW PANS ENAMELVVARE CROCKERYWARE BRUSIIWARE ELECTRO-PL'ATr; FANCY CROCKERY C. CARTER DEVON St., NEW PLYMOUTH The Fitzroy Store JN embarking upon the New lear, the proprietor of the Fitzrov Store tenders his hearty thanks to his customer.? in the past, and trusts to receive a continuance of their custom and their recommendation to friends. For quality and prices, fo» promptness and civility, residents cannot do better than patronise J. O. TAYLOR ziizrox s:Qsa