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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 254, 26 April 1912, Page 4

PAHI HOTEL-KEEPER BAD WITH Mr. Joseph Ryan, hotel-keeper, of Pahi, N.Z., was wry bad with colic, and tried many remedies without results. Then the Honorable Mr. Scotland advised his wife to give him Chamber Tain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says:—"l was sceptical, and refused to take it. I reckoned that such things were no good. At last I got so bad that my wife prevailed upon me to try it. After two doses I was right, and I have been so ever since. I was in a bad way, I can tell you; but now I swear by Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy, and always keep it handy." Sold by all chemists and storekeepers.—Advt.

WHAT HAPPENS I When a Suffragette Become* a SuraturetteP Bhe becomes a pet Happy is the Curate, Happy is her Dad, Happy is her Brother, . Happy—sure!—and glad la her sainted Mother 1 Buratura Tea, you see, Softens all asperity! tweet beneath a tree Such a Maid to bask with— Suratura, she Won't hurt Mr. Asquith. Neither rod nor birch 'II Chasten such a lady. Buratura'd, Sadie > Won't vex Mr. Churchill. If you'd sweeten quite Your harsh disposition, Buratura's might Proves the best Physician. Don't you let 'em tell you Other Teas come near it. If they seek to sell you Other Tea, Just jeer it! There is none so fine, Never was one purer, Than this Tea divine— PEERLESS SURATURA!

Q.OODNESS is impressed in the quality and flavor of Crescent Tea. It is a good tea; it is good all through, and good all the time. All the goodness of Crescent Tea is in the tea, and not in the label, in coupons, or in the gifts. is a superb tea—superb in all the essentials which make tea a delight to the palate. It is pure and wholesome, rich and strong, and stimulating. It gives the palate pleasure, and suits everyone. Sold everywhere at 2/- and 1/10 per lb. W. & G, Turnbun & Co Proprietors, WELLINGTON. ft £WAKTNO VATT. COACH. Leaves Urenui daily 9.4 M a.m. and S.M sun. for Waitara. Leaves Waitara for Urenui at 8.80 am and 8.4* njn. From Wait*"* to Uruti, Okau, Tongaporutu, Moka" and Awakino EVERT (WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,' and from Awakino to Waitara EVER! MONDAY and THURSDAY. Passengers can therefore reach Mokao on Saturdays, spend a day there, returning on Mondays to catch .New Plymouth train the same evening. All goods at reasonable rates and promptly delivered. Waitara to Awakino.—Return fare 25s Waitara to Urenui. Return far 4s (reduction to two or three in a family or regular travellers). ATI orders or parcels left with Mr. R. "Gibbon, Waitara, or Mr. Ebby, saddler, trill be attended to. A. G. CRAWFORD, ~ , Proprietor, UrtiuL