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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 328, 2 March 1910, Page 4

Willie and Mary and Suratura! Little Willy (-with a light) Got blown up on Guy Fawkes' Night. They picked up his thumbs and toes, Found his elbows and his nose; Then (when alt were in their place) Straightened out his twisted face, Gr-ve him Suratura Tea.— Sow he's right as he can be. Mary found some walnut stain, Drank it up ; and there was pain Crawling round in Little Mary. (This betel one February). Mary's got some sense since then, And she charms the nicest men Very, very easily. For she gives them—don't you see?— Only Suratura Tea. Drmks no other (grown so wary); Perfect peace in Little Mary. —William Bunker, " Colonel. ENGLISHMEN IRISHMEN SCOTCHMEN Will differ in opinion on most sub- , jects. They will agree, however, on on© point, that Carter s Golden Gift Tea is a tea to suit all classes. ENGLISHMEN agree because it is grown on British soil and is a product of the British Empire. IRISHMEN agree because it is a good tea, fragrant in the cup and of excellent flavor. SCOTCHMEN agree because it is an economical tea, and, besides, there is a presentation coupon in every packet. POINT I.—lt is British grown. POINT -2—lt is a high-grade tea. POINT 3.—A coupon in every packet. This tea can only be procured from THE PEOPLE'S GROCER, who has had it packed to his own special order. C. CARTER DEVON STREET, NEW PL! MOUTH. 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 qual-ity—even-thing's good, wholesome, aLi stutf we can faithfully recommend. WHITAKER'S (Opposite tin Melbourne) Devon St.. NEVT PLYMOUTH. Thanks. T WISH to return thanks to the public of New Plymouth for the liberal support accorded me during the Christmas season; also for the very flattering remarks passed about tne quality of my goods. X 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 store. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Theatre Royal Buildings. 'Phone 166. Devon St. Allen Veale. Jam Making Fruit, of all kinds 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 long. 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 prices. 3 rt <L> .5 a ° » Q a o cn ri . w hfl <u a Richard Aroa Devon St., N. Plymout.l, The Fitzfoy Store F embarking upon the New lear, the proprietor of the Fitzroy Store tenders his hearty thanks to his customers in the past, and trusts to receive a continuance of their custom and their recommendation to friends. For quality and prices, for promptness and civility, residents cannot do better than patronise J. O. TAYLOR lITZROY STORE,