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Motueka Star, Volume VIII, Issue 582, 5 April 1907, Page 2

Winter Feed RYE CORN, VETCHES , FEED OATS , PASP ALUM DILATATUM . We have just landed the above Seed and can supply same in any quantities. and Sons,

Tea and Hospitality. They go together, and the teapot may be regarded as the national emblem of hospitality, The afternoon caller is welcomed with tea ; the friend who comes in ;for a quiet chat is served with tea. There is morning tea and afternoon tea, and many business men have tea served in their offices. The palate-pleasing tea of 1907 is CRESCENT BLEND TEA The delicate flavour and excellent drinking qualities, make it a strong favourite in the home. Sola by Storekeepers At Two Shilling's Per L.to

<&0 a To prevent SUNBURN and HOP PASH use My Special Antiseptic Lotion. Contains nothing injurious and will cure Hop Rash in 24 hours. Call and inspect my stock of Soaps for the Camp. W. §Vlc3nn@s, MEDICAL HALL, MOTUEKA.

Moineka Methodist @harch. April 7 to April 12. 1 A MISSION will be conducted by the Rev H. B. Blamires. Addresses on “Christianity and Manliness.” Sankey’s Hymns. No Collections. Commence 7.30 pm, except on Sunday and Monday evenings. TN connection with the above Mr Blamires gives on Monday, April 8, a Humorous and Interesting Recital, “Wit and Wisdom of Methodist Preachers.” Admission to recital is, children 6d. Doors open 7.30 pm. Commence 8 p.m.