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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 47, 8 February 1912, Page 2

T|’li!E KING OF DIAMONDS and -*■-* the King of Henris fell out like anything. The King of Diamonds**:’id tli.'it. he could name another sort of tea as good as Surat lira. " D.’’ The King of Il earls said Fiddledy dee !” TITTLE IVAMIY AV IT IT A -L4 HATt'TIET chopped a cherry: thought he'd catch it. They excusid him, though, when he swore lie hacked the precious tree hunting Surntura Tea. HERE LIES, too bite to wd him sense. ’'■ te I’-;.. ho. i'ea 1 ::: ih? expense, s;>cnt money oil the ih' sinst tea. v.lien at about the same p-iie ho might lun i" ? “ir ’ ‘ ,U.’ r<> here lie lies. Well, let li'im be. TF YOU’D START DAILY with a -*- cb'.-ir. bright brain, take this from :ne. When you get up, first drink a dip of Suratura Tea. S? A ,-\: g LITTLE HOUSE anl •: plump little wife, an absence of nagging and fretting and strife (which mean, you'll agree, Suratura for tea) - all. tli.it is the way to be happy for IB ' ! I>E I’-Y BINNEY. LONG AM) SKINNY, like a piece of stri: g. although she was teased a lot. di'hi t cate a single jot. smile I like anything. Bet.-y lixed co::teiitedly. having Suratura Tea. ■rSM’.LL ATE. MARA', how to woo thee- !’’ sang the lover to his lass “ A’ery easy thing.’’ said she. “Givi- me Suratura 'tea. Grip the cup, and drop tlie glass I” r 12A TRY THE HANDY HOUSE, HASTINGS. . (Opposite Council Chambers), FOR S F(’o S T D HA ND FU R NIT CR K ANTED—Prompt delivery ami YV good quality at reasonable rates. These are combined in the Printing turned out by Hart and Co., Queen