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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11, 18 March 1909, Page 426

r«TUDY YOTTR PURSE O By buying* No. 2'Kozie Toa. Ifc oosta Is 8d only — that's 4d loas than most other teas — and is quite as g o. " Kozie "pleases the most cultivated tastes. PURIRI NATURAi MINERAL WATER; ' ' ■ FOB RHEUMATISM, INDIGESTION ETO. Li all Gluba, the Leading Howla, and o% iioard the U.S.B. Co.'c Steamers. ■ t PURIRI NATURAL MINERAL WATER YOU" LL DEE IV B G R -lAT BEN EFIT If you'ie riiseation is wtak or you're of conßtirativ& habit, by taking regularly ROBINSON'S PaTUNT GR)ATS. It makes a delicious gruel and an t-xcellent porridge, both of which are digestible and nourishing-, and have the effect of keeping the system regular. ' ' <

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J.B. Mansfield & Sons Ctftisf CHURCH and ASHBURION MONUMENTAL WORKS. Principal Yard and Office, Manchester Street, near Railway Station. - , The Largest and best Stock in the Colony. No Travellers and no Commission men