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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 245, 16 April 1912, Page 4

i/pHE SCHOONER HESPERUS wai packed with Suratura Tea. The born sort of bloke; so up the skipper got and spoke. They stopped the silly jDOßun's smoke, and they pushed him through the purt-hole. " D," 2/-. |J ■*• some fuzzy breeches on, mittens, and a hood. " Now," he said, I feej qi'te good. Who need fear the | frozen sea, when he's glad and keen like me, wanned with Suratura Tea!" ; SHOULD YOU go to the * " dogs day by day, evening by '-erenirig get drunker and drunker? i Drink Suratura—an excellent way that -to reform. Take my tip."—William Bunker. mule, who made it his system and rule, whenever he went up the hill to Booroora to tone up his lungs with some good Suratura. jyilSS BRIGHTEYES went out ;{•**■*- motoring, as sweet and fragrant as the Spring. She took, to keep her company, and to brace up her nervea maybe, a flask of Suratura Tea. She ..was a knowledgeable She! ■jyTRS. MAGINNERTY FLITCH ■"-*- fell headlong into the ditch, and 80 spilt all her tea (Suratura, Blend "D % Then she wept, " Deary me 1 there's no other sich Tea, and none worth comparing with sich !" 2a

m SCIENTIFIC FACT. it SCIENTIFIC FACT. U SCIENTIFIC FACT. PfIHE chemical conditions of soil and Mr- varieties of climate affect plant life. Thus, teas grown in some soils possess Jtßstinctave qualities of flavor and fragrance,' 'while others again have what is .known as "body." Teas grown ra Cey|lon differ in character from those grown im India, while as a matter of fact there 5. are over 2000 known varieties of tea. To obtain a particular flavor, and to "maintain that flavor year after year, . .teas must he blended. * : CRESCENT BLEND TEA. ! CRESCENT BLEND TEA. CRESCENT BLEND TEA. > la, blended by an expert, and its flavor ; never varies; it is the same to-day as J it was yesterday and as it will be a year 'hence. It is a tea- remarkable for its ; flavor, strength and richness, and is £aold at 2s per lb. EMPIRE TEA COMPANY, ! W. &G. Turnbull & Co., Proprietors, WELLINGTON. NOW ON SALE. (THE NEW ZEALAND TURF REGISTEB :-,. For i- SEASON IMO-11. tjjUJLL AND ACCURATE REPORTS OF THE PAST SEASON'S RAOINQ (INCLUDING TROTTING) IN NEW ZEALAND. ENTRIES, ETC., FOR PRINCIPAL FCTORE EVENTS. TABLES OP WINNERS. BULES OF: RACING. WINNING OWNERS. WINNING HORSES. lad other interesting Sporting Matter < of Valuable Character. A new feature has been introduced in ttie index, which is so compiled that the "—-romances of each horse, whether t, second, third or unplaced, are shown, while the names of the handicappera for each race meeting are also given. V Published at the Office of "THE WEEKLY PRESS & REFEREE," Cathedral Square and Worcester Street, iChristchurch, N.Z., where orders (advireased to the Manager) should be sent jja AT ONCE to prevent disappointment, as only a limited number will be publisted. [WAnARA-|JRENUI & MATT, COACH. Leaves TJrenui daily 6.41 ajn. and I.M fjsa. for Waitara. fceaves Waitara for TJrenui at 8.10 am and §.4i PJ» From Wait*** to Uruti, Okan, Tongatu, Moka" and Awakino EVERT )NEBDAY and SATURDAY, and from Awakino to Waitara EVERf MONDAY and THURSDAY. Passengers ean therefore reach Mokan on Saturdays, spend a day there, re- , turning on Mondays to catch Mew Plymouth train the same evening. All goods at reasonable rates and promptly delivered. WaitaTa to Awakino.—Return fare 26s to Urenui. Return far 4s (re- \ duction to two or three in a family or regular travellers). ; All orders m parcels left with Mr. B. Qibbon, Waitara, or Mr. Kibby, saddler, wiD be attended to. f- A. G. CRAWFORD,