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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 143, 13 December 1911, Page 4

At the General Elections of 1908 quite thirty constituencies bad to suffer the worries of a second ballot, and on this Occasion the number is more likely to be fifty, so that the elections will not be over until December 14. When it comes to the popular vote there will be no ■econd ballot for Crescent Blend Tea. It wins outright on the first ballot, became it is a good, wholesome, honest to, and is eo*l #ll the time,*

ADMIRE THE MO!MX! MAC A CABEES! They s;hmi time upon their knees ;.il luUgli ...... i with simple glee when on the floor they chance to see le;tf of Sumtuni Tea! "DINKS THE BAKER swore he'd take a fall out of the undertaker Bat the undertaker, he trained on Snratura Tea. This was very rough on B ; but the undertaker, he's married to the widow. See V QiD MOTHER HUBBARD she went to the cupboard, to get a wee tot maybe. But when she pot there the cupboard was bare, the bottl; wu dry as the step of a stair ; but still ■he cam: back with content in her air—she'd found Suratura Tea! IF YOU WANT to grow old slowly, feeling very young, happy though your lot be lowly, music 011 your tongue, youth's a gallant glad endurer when he's helped by Suratura, finest tea {none could be purer) poet ever sung! NCE ON A TIME three men in a boat went to the moon by sea; and np in the moon it was worthy of note each Selenite soon had a song in his throat ; for they robbed the three men in the venturesome boat of their last Suratura Tea. [TTLE NAPPY BONAPARTE went to war with swelling heart. On the field of Waterloo. Nappy learned a thing or two. Wellington had brought for tea stores of' Suratura "D." A victorious General, he! Ik

WATCHES In selecting a watch, see that you get it from a reliable watchmaker, and one who (SgS) made a study of his tra_. A twenty shilling watch is often better than one at forty. Call and have a look at my twenty shilling variety. You may have the benefit of my experience, and I will Btam by anything I recommend you. C. H. DREW, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN. DEVON STREET. NEW PLYMOUTH I 1

SHE KNOWS THAT SHE HAS A GOOD TEA. mHE moment a lady tips the teapot and the tine rich silky liquor reaches the cup the room is permeated with a delightful aroma. She knows that ehe has a good tea, and Dragon Brand Tea AT 2/g PER LBIS GOOD TEA. It is not a case of good "occasionally," hut good all the time. It is delicious, fragrant, refreshing and soothing, and is so nicely blended that it combines the characteristics of the robust Darjeeling teas and the fine delicate teas of Ceylon. EMPIBE TEA. CO. W. ft G. TUBNBULL ft 00., PROPRIETORS, WELLINGTON.