ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10199, 30 March 1911, Page 7

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

I W.A.G.—"There's no 'place like I Home." of cours,ft.it was not sOxat, :tha* time.: Thesong was aburst ot ptbphesy. r Suratura camelater..; .: . My Xted-It .■:<;&*: Worcester died through drinking of Suratura.Tea. The stete. ment is quite absurd. f ffi he only drank it m quantity nye times a day and ho had only drunk it regularly for 24 years. 117 • old. . ... ?l A :<{ ■-, Thanks for your reminder,; that; biliousness has greatly deemed m. Christchurch since the introduction of Suratura Tea; The'.point is one of some medical interest, though there-. suit was inevitable. . ~.;. McM. B —The (fact is,. of course, .that; Alexander: died of his .horrible disappointment when, having; subjugated India, he learned that Suratura Tea liad not yet been discovered. lhe idea that he yearned for other worldis a newspaper invention. ; •. • . Mait Mimble. The extremely, youthful appearance of .Sir ;.■ Joseph' is said to be diie.to that he drinks only the tea he,likes.' We is a person of Excellent taste and discrimination. . ,;■ ..''/.'J.U.'rr 'Ojirar-. tura wins, of course. As to; the. sec-, ond best—well, there yoxi; have- us. It has not yet come near enough, to be identified. . . . B.P.— Glad to hear tliat Suratura sweetened; vour honeymoon. " Your mother-m----law is plainly a wise woman. .Suratura is guaranteed to make all iron-, evmoons" tolerable. . .Mr Quod. —Tlie last man.who suggested, an admixture of Darjiling with Sura r tura lost his place in the Directory.