THE DRINK THAT SATISFIES. ----- - ler. It is made from tlio purest tipple juice and cum 1 sugar. It is non-alcoholic and delicious ly refreshing. Always say "KUSSETTA.'' People in our far away Dominion—says Dr. Cleary. in his letter to his people from tile front—can scarcely understand how eagerly letters, newspapers and paresis are expected by the men here. Inward mail-day is a day of mighty hopes and fears, and anyone with a heart would pity a New Zealander who receives nething on that recurring day of days. In tlis connection, a word to the wise and the kind should be sufficient. "One thing mere,' adds the- bishop, "we all need your prayers—the men and the cause. Our hearts are all in New Zealand; give our gallant men, the kindest thoughts and supplications that youi hearts can
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Taranaki Daily News, 13 February 1917, Page 5
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136Page 5 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Daily News, 13 February 1917, Page 5
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