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IHE KALMUCK AND THE LAPLANDER, the Prussian and the Turk, know just the thing to keep them fit when they are pressed with work. They're keen and fit as they can be while they drink Siiratura Tea! REJOICE! REJOICE! With >! heart and voice, now Suratura Tea's your choice! ' blue, on" willing feet the steward flew with Suratura Tea. He knew ! J- DAY, brave old Bunker chased in play a rhino and a slim giraffe. But soon he stopped and haa to laugh. " Observe," he cried, " the chimpanzee, most human creature 1 Up that tree he's winking at the world and me, as he drinks Suratura Tea 1" [PIFKINS IS UP THE SPOUT. The Official Assignee found him out. Each is happy, though, since he drinks pure Suratura Tea. Neither can get weary. HE GREATEST EMPIRES - went to wreck, in days of old. The British Empire fears no checkher power untold spreads constantly from sea to aea. That's thanks to Suratura Tea. " .OVEY MABY MET ,A FAIRY late one afternoon. Said the sprite, with smiles a-ripe, "Suratura'a just your tipple, if you're after Freddy Whipple." Mary married soon. m

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THESE PICTURES FAITHFULLY ILLUSTRATE A TYPICAL CASE OP BALDNESS ABSOLUTELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED BY Btice's Regenerator Circassian Gream THEY Wia MAKt YO'Jk HAIR GSMW! REGENERATOR, I, t; Specral Strength. 5/B. CIRCASSIAN CREAM. 2/-. Brloa'a Raajnarator cm be obtainT. Wood, Masterbon; L. AplinCarterton; L. W, Longmore, Pata*tna; land, where photographs of genuine cnre» m*T also *»« ««fe

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10492, 1 December 1911, Page 7

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252

Page 7 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10492, 1 December 1911, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10492, 1 December 1911, Page 7

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