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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 185, 3 February 1912, Page 4

KEEP HIM IN PERFECT ORDER. Tor the past seven years I have kept *ny system in perfect order by the occactanal use of Chamberlain's Tablets," writes Mr. W. McWHliam, J.P., Waimana, KJZ. "Whenever I feel doll I lake a dose and find that two tablets taken at night leave me a fresh man next morning. Chamberlain's Tablets are parTKAVELLHfG HADE EAST. A HELPFUL BYSTEM. Onr baggage checking system adds to comfort of travellers without adding to their expense. Throughout the journey we save them all trouble. We collect baggage, take our passenger's ticket, check baggage on, receive and deliver it at other end charge is a fixed fee for cartage—no more. Thone or write as.—The N.Z. Express Coy..

The Royal Family tNmWe In the palace on the announcement of the meal by the t ave and etatefy butler. Dm Lordly Family tether around the table In their eaetle while yet the echo of the tong le resounding through the hall. In the ManakM a aimllar scene Is onoetod on perhaps a less (rand scale. At (M Vai* a bell summons parent* and children to the "damask." WMIe nt the Humble Cottafe the son of toll and his wife and bairns Mine together at the call of mother. TIM Krtmt hwrersi* ef ail llTjUl Now that tea which to-day I* prized above all teas la SURATURA! Othar taas have oome and goM, but SURATURA tha SUPERB still holds Its own-and mora. Thd sates of this famous tea ara now greater than they have ever been before. SURATURA THE TEA OF ECONOMY AND QUALITY! "A" 1)6, "B*» 1/9, "D" 2/-, "X" 2/4

HOW DO lOC JUDGE TEA? Do you judge tea by its quality or by the wrapper? A pretty wrapper does not make a good tea, not even a pretty good tea. Merit is the only test; and tea to be good must possess perfect drinking qualities, and must please the palate. The standard tea to-day is ELEPHANT BRAND Many are glad to say that their teas are "just as good as Elephant," thereby acknowledging it is a standard tea. Elephant tea is rich in theine and free from dust and impurities, and is sold at 2/2 per lb. Ask for it. EMPIRE TEA. CO. W. & G. TURNBTJLL A, 00., PROPRIETORS, WRHTNOTON. PUBLIC NOTICE. /YWIXO to the disruption of shipping arid labor troubles in the United Kingdom, the balance of my aerated water plant has been delayed. I hare now received advice that the plant will arrive next month. I have to apologias to my customers for not being able to supply the aerated waters promised for summer drinks. However, I am'prepared to supply, in unlimited quantities, syrups, herbal beer and table vinegar, to any part of the district at shortest notice. C. 0 STEFFENSOff, I J/gmrittor New Plymouth Aerated