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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 13 July 1912, Page 7

Late Advertisements. fF^^mtmammmia^O'^*na^m*mnmomiommmtMmmm>i THE KEYNOTE IS POPULARITY. POPULARITY is the keynote A of the success gained by CRESCENT TEAS. They are popular because they are delicious in flavor, because they possess | strength, and because" they are rich in thoine, which is the active •' ; principle of tea. | Yrr iX^or^/y/nT • is packed in stout air-tight car- ' tons, so that the aroma of the tea is preserved. ISold in three grades at 2s Is 10d, and ls 8d per lb. Empire Tea Co. W.& G. T uIINBTJLL & C°PROPRIETORS, AVELLINGTON. ! f g .. IM -.-.ni. lMM w Jn - I BTWmi.I.*.UII. l |,M I ' stopT" LOOK OUT FOR OUR SALE OF CROCKERY & GLASSAVARE. OAVING to building operations our Stock MUST BE REDUCED. We are sellim? ABSOLUTELY REGARDLESS OF COST. REDUCED PRICES are for CASH ONLY. A GENUINE SALE! A GENUINE SALE! M. J. CAMPBELLHAAA'ERA. Box 94. Tel. 26. KEEP YOUR FEET COMFORTABLE. NOAV that the AVinter evenings are setting in, you will have to guard against the discomfort of cold feet. Put them into a pair of BATES' COSY SLIPPERS, and warmth and oomfort will be yours. BATES' Selection of SLIPPERS includes: LADIES', 6d, ls, ls 6d, Is 9d, 2s; Leather Soles, 2s 6d to 6s. CENTS', ls 3d, ls 9d, 2s; Leather Soles, 4s 6d, os 6d, 6s 6d. CHILDREN'S, Is, ls 6d, 2s, 2s 6d. INFANTS', a large variety from ls 6d to. 2s 6d. C A. BATES, CASH BOOT EMPORIUM, HAWERA. NOAV IS THE TIME FOR THE TOP DRESSING OF PASTURES! BUT the question which confronts the farmer is, AA 7HAT IS THE BEST MANURE TO APPLY? The solution of this problem is found in GILLANDERS' PASTURE MANURE, which supplies the ingredients necessary to increase the growth of grass and to maintain the fertility of the soil. GIVE IT A TRIAL. Also m Stock —Mount Lyell Superphosphate, Basic Slag, and other Fertilisers. Further Enquiries solicited. Tjl /GILLANDERS, SEED AND MANURE MERCHANT, HAWERA. j TJOOKIE BLLKINS took the knock I -*-* one bad day at five o'clock. Seven ■i'cldck, quite happy he, drinking Suratura Tea with his happy family. SEE : SAW ! Marjory Daw !—catch a pink monkey and tickle his paw ! When he laughs loud in his innocent glee, Madge, give him good Suratura Tea. " "YITHENI SEE a chap with a bright * eye, a firm step, and a general air of being content with the world, I know he has been drinking Suratura Tea."—AVilliam Bunker, Colonel. "DEHOLD the curious chimpanzee, AA as like a man as we n can De j jj e scans the papers, smokes a pipe, and much prefers his Stilton ripe. He's sick whene'er he goes to sea, and cries for Suratura Tea. / ly/TARRIED LADY who has experi- , enced the benefits of Suratura Tea in the promotion of her conjugal felicity gladly notifies stricken sisters who are making heavy weather on the sea of matrimony : Suratura "D" costs 2/-lb. "PJVERY MORNING in tbe City, A-A crowds of ladies blithe and pretty tone their nerves effectively, drinking Suratura Tea. "pURNISHED FLAT to let. Last -*- occupant drank Suratura Tea always. Place has delicious associations and a perfect human flavour. People below have the Suratura habit, and are the pleasanteet possible neighbours.— Apply Colonel William Bunker, J K.R.D. 12a