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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1282, 10 November 1911, Page 9

I An Aristocratic Tea. jj ]; czdoC=] ! (( (| I The characteristic and uniquo delicacy of flavour that all Suratura (\ drinkers delight in is due fo various causes. ){ j i First of all, of course, to the fact that tho tea is grown in tho l| »: most favoured district of the finest fcea country in'tho woldr—Ceylon. •« ( Soil, situation, temperature, humidity—ail count for much in tho suer cess of tea plantingj and in tho Suraturo. Plantations each of thoso !} r conditions or essentials is perfectly presented. 1) j; Then there is the system of curing and packing. Everything is done . (1 by the most approved modern processes. Thp leaf is pcrfcct, and tho W i, most scrupulous care is taken to guard against the least chance of im- i(( i purity. . (j Suratura is absolutely puro tea. j| ; □ i : SURATURA. j ;; Always First! j COSTUMES f?om I . HAVE JUST OPENED A SHIPMENT OF COS- I i TUMES FIiOJI BERLIN. THESE ARE WITHOUT ! DOUBT THE SMARTEST LINEN COSTUMES EVER j i IMPORTED INTO NEW ZEALAND, AND WOULD, IF ! I BOUGHT IN .THE REGULAR WAY, RETAIL AT j I ANYTHING FROM £5 ss. TO £8 Bs. EACH IS A j MODEL OF THE COSTUMIER'S ART, AND SOME ARE | jjj TRIMMED WITH SELF-COLOURED CLUNY LACE OF J EXTREME RICHNESS. NO TWO COSTUMES ARE | IDENTICAL, AND WE FEEL SURE THAT ALL WILL |j| INTEREST WOMEN WHO WANT SOMETHING DlF|j FERENT, SOMETHING EXCLUSIVE, jj : ; Welch, & Allan, i Wellington's Busiest Store. I o©s©rt O.F NERVOUS DISEASES j FIetcher'sPHOSPHATONIC j IS A VERITABLE Ij ' Oasisa - mHE weary nnd the tired; those worried and run-down; they who have JL no appetite and no life—all these can drink at tho fouutaiu of the Greatest of all NERVE TONIC & HEALTH GIVER, FLETCHERS PHOSPHATONIC. . 2/Q 4/6 POST FREE FROJt ■ . CHEMISTS AND STORES. j FLETCHER, chemist, 292 ,

j FORD MOTOR CARS. | THE ENGLISH B.A.C. EATING OF THE FORD MODEL T. 20 H.P. | ENGINE IS 22.4 H.P. < S-Seater Touring Car, fuMly equipped, j «£27© 3 . | THE COLONIAL MOTOR COMPANY, Limited, j COURTENAY PLACE, WELLINGTON. ■ ' ... 184 AND " Physicalv.;Jmprdveih@nt and the Gen ectioß ".•••'v : af Deformities. GPfc A/f /?*> A m R P R# r.efllsterisd A.M.A., KOf D OA It LICK asr ass SUSSEX CHAMBERS. t'AiMAMA STREET, WELLINGTON. t'i ® It is wonderful value-thc finest posfihlo combination of the best Teat \\ V| from the tat gardens. Your grocer has it. 1/8,1/10 and LV- per lb. 2g WHOLESALE AGENTS: MLSSiia. lUOMPSON QnOS., LTD.. WELLINGTON. I' ' By Spocial His Jixcolioncjr ' | a Appointment UovwnOT - § | &l. OUkjflMi % SOU j | Jewellers :: Silversmiths :: Opticians * I 222 and 224 LAMBTUiN QUAY. f | Gift Jewellery. 1 I ai!tt^tfrrasß«!RfSL te •-'■«»»» I ?. Many splendid specimens of London-made Art Jewellery aro included iu 1 k this display. £ | Beautiful settings of Diamonds, Pearls, Opals, Olivines, Peridots, and other I { fancy stones m Oold, Platinum, and Enamel Mountings and Filigree Work ® s aro prominent \ | Those articles comprise many New Designs in Broochos, Brooch l'en- 3 i;. dnnts, Necklet, Plioto and Watch Pendants, etc. 3 ft, Any of these will be suitable for Presentation Purposes, or for TVrrfilimr 'f ij Christmas, and Birthday Gifts. •"• | f: Wo shall bo glad to show these Novelty Designs (o those seelciii" Suit 1 |t able Gift Jewellery. ° :J