ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10199, 29 March 1911, Page 7

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

\V A"Gf : " u T&3 re; ' s place like trtde rivX that John . Widdle .of wSestlr died ■ e^gj™. drinking of ment is quite absurd. imst 01 au, he only drank it in quantity .five times a diy and he had only drunk it regularly for 24 years- He 117 years old. . •. • f-f. ;V-. Thanks for your reminder that biliKSfi. ha S y greatly +i Siristohurch since the introduction of Sura Tea The point medical interest, though theresuit was inevitable. . • • j* B—The fact is, of course, that Alexander died or his horrible disap- ! pofntmeut when, having s«t>J*B ß *"}. Dia, he. learned, that Suratura Tea. had not yet been discovered. ine iiTa thatL. yearned, for other worlds is a newspaper invention. ■•..*,. - The extremdj vouthful appearance of Sir J osepli [sTaid to be due to the fact that *e drinks only the tea he likes. JHe.is a person 6f excellent taste and discrimination. ... f' 0 It" tura wins, of course. 'As to_ the second best-well, there you us. It has not yet come hear enough to be identified. ... • B - P -wJj*£ to hear that Suratura sweetened, your honeymoon. Your mother-m----"law is plainly a wise woman, bura--1 tura is guaranteed to make all honeymoons tolerable. . . Mr Quod. —The last man who sugg_ested_i an admixture of Darjiling .with Suratura lost his place in the Directory.