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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10224, 27 April 1911, Page 7

WHAT OTD OF MUSIC DO YOTJ LIKE BEST Y p an 8 e * any good kind from an EDISON PHONOGKAPH. It renders a band of fifty pieces as well as it does a single singing voice. Nothing you can buy will provide bo much of the best kind of entertainment for yourself and your family at eo trifling a cost as aD PHONOGRAPH. § u . YRASO v KV.rj£ v L/^hr^-scc-ys, m Of Come in and hear the new j Records and get our terms, APRIL RECORDS NOW TO HAND. LARGE STOCKS. IN STOCK-

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Who said Borrow ? Dollie: "I did, Alec, but don't be angry." Alex: "Angry, certainly not, but what do you mean?" Dollie: "Well, it's a small tliin'g, yet means so much." Alex: "But what's it all about?" Dollie: "Well, I forgot to get the tea, and there is not a bit in the—' 3 Alec: "Dear me, there's a chest half full, and the brew you've been giving me lately is just perfection—never tasted its equal!" Dollie: "That's just the trouble, because without your knowing, I tried you with a new blend. Then for the first time you praised my tea, and as you've lauded it ever since I could not go back to the stuff in that chest." Alec: "Ah, I see, and what have I been getting?" Dollie: "Suratura." Alec: "Then give me an axe, and let me demolish that chest, and you send Lilian at once to the grocer for Suratura!" Dollie: "But this is the weekly half-holiday, so I was sending Lilian to borrow from Mrs Macißoberts." Alec: "All right, though we beg, borrow or steal, it— MUST BE SURATURA!" Dollie: "Nor is it expensive. I gave you "D" Blend at 2s!" Alec: Then stick to it. I may miss my train, love, but I won't miss my Suratura, I'll wait!"

To give the public an Idea how foolish it is to expect drinkable, tea at a low price, we are reproducing the following authentic quotation from the " Home and Col<?ni&f JViail"!— >■<» '' During this last season there were sold wholesale on the Mincing Lane Market 11,'403,600 lbs. of fine to finest teas (i.e. 1/• to S/3 per lb.) in bond, to which 5d per lb. duty has to be added, and these figures will be considerably enhanced because of the .greatly Increased demand for higher grade teas all overth* Country." LTD 2' 2'4 §lO 2'2 flr 3'SUPERFLUOUS HAIR LADIES, The most beautiful women in the world, VIOLET SNOW CREAM TT prevf-iahhi* growing, »nd imparts £re/»n»-9 3D'' *rarspim.ncy *"> the i pkjA. 4S All Uiiexoistk. «*- f ,t* *