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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 150, 1 December 1914, Page 6

C7he J&ato askfor-andget! When you know a thing is the best—you mlc for it —make sure of getting It. Therefore ask your grocer for Nelson Moate's Pure Tea—aid get it I Getting it, and no other, means complete cat* isfactlon and a value which cannot be obtained la any other brand. ■M Pure<lea has 3 5-years of public approval ta Its credit. At the grocer's you will sometimes fiad brands of tea whose names are unfamiliar to you. These geaerally consist of inferior tea, with little or no care taken In selection, and often allow a large profit. Sometimes the grocer may prefer to sell these to you for that reason. Ask for Nelson Moate's Tea and get it—it will give the best results because It is the outcome of expert selection and blending of the finest teas obtainable—backed with 35 year* experience and the highest reputation and position in the tea irade? With all these advantages we can supply you with infinitely better quality and value than any less experienced firm caa do. Keep enough of that ordinary tea to make a pot. Buy a packet of our tea. Make a pot of . each and see which is the hiost economical, which has the best flavour, and which gives the most satisfaction. Try oart against any tea. We do atft fear the test, we welcome it. < & ft «w 4/ lyottgct

THE POOR OF GREAT BRITAIN, IRELAND AND BELGIUM RELIEF FUND * objects of this Fund are to provide relief for those,. who are in need of food as tlie result of the War, by, sending contributions of Meat, Produce anfl Clothing from New Zealand, to be apportioned in such a manner as may be considered necessary, in association with the committee of the "Prince of Wales' Fund." ' • In appealing for assistance on behalf of this Fund, the committee are confident that the response of the generoushearted people of New Zealand will be unstinted and worthy of a prosperous community bound by ties of deep and enduring affection to the Mother Land. The needs of the starving people of Great Britain and Belgium will Be severe indeed during the coming winter, and in no time in the history of our Empire has there been a worthier claim for assistance. Any help given will be given in a noble cause, and will be well repaid by the knowledge that in some small degree a duty Tfjp owe to the Mother Laud has been fulfill It is intended to forward a shipment of Food, Cloth* ing, Blankets, etc., for distribution through the agency of ..the "Prince of Wales' Fund,'' with the co-operation of the New Zealand High Commissioner in London. . if . Subscribers may therefore feel confident that their gifts will be properly distributed. J. E. WILSON, Chairman, " W. J. C HANEY, Hon. Sec. & Treas. New Plymouth Branch.

Bonnie Doon —The open-air man's smoke, be he worker or sportsman A Rich, Medium Strength Tobacco Bowie Doojf Like the old song, its rich mellowness appeals to all. Obtainable in Plug or 2oz. Tins

£JEW ZEALAND JNSUSAIKHI COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE and ACCIDENT INSUBANCE in all its branches accepted at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. Branch office: Corner of Broughan and King Streets, New Plymouth. Agencies throughout the province. JOHN FATON, ] Manager, .3 ALWAYS KEEP A' BOTTLE /Si OF • s * LANE'S EMULSION rr« bandy. y»« WtbM! grr—,