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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 97, 2 August 1910, Page 4

MR. DAIRY FARMER! TTAVE you a GRAH-CPHOXE? It not don't wati' another day. We have made our terms so as they will suit ail, mm 20 s PER . MONTH wiH buy one of our celebrated GRAMOPHONES This ig the only instrument associated with CLARA BUTT, MADAME MELBA, OARtJSO, etc. It is not a mere talking 'Machine. Come in and hearthem and judge for jounaU. • KBOORnS PROM -|S(»D. ' We are the SOLE, iGENTS in TaTa-1 '■aid for the above machine. •■ H. COLLIER &CO. DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH Write for Free Catalogue. Mr B. and Mrs B. and Suratura Said Mr. B. to Mrs. 8., 'fMy dearest, heart, it seems to me Phi not quite as I used to be. Although I never risk a spree, flor to strange idols bend the knee, I'm growing old at forty-three.—T)ie thought is cruel misery!" Said Mrs. B. to Mr. Bv "These two years past, or maybe three, I find no joy in things I see, and things I taste, whate'er they be, nil "taste about the same to me. I must be getting bilious, B.*' ~, Said Mr. B. to Mr§. 8.,/1 think we ought to change our tea." "The same idea occurs to.ine," said Mrs. B. to Mr. B. Now Mr. B. and Mrs. :B. are spy and sprightly as can be; for they . have found the Perfect Tea that fills their lives with zest and glee—the tea called Suratura D.. WINTER It is the When we buy fuel we only go for the BEST. We have proved that our customers prefer the BEST COKE, and because they get the maximum amount of