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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1705, 20 December 1919, Page 2

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A T HARWICH, at Norwich, at Timt\. buctoo, at Bermondsey and Mil dura, whenever they’re dull they know what to do: they send for Some Suratura. TF YOU’RE FEELING dull or blue .1. in whatever place you be, would you know the thing to do? Drink some Suratura Tea 1 rp HOUGH YOU KNOW WHEN a JL maid should wed, and when a mar should wive; though you know also, be it said, how many beans make five; till you’ve drunk Suratura Tea, however wise and shrewd you lie, you don’t know you’re alive. , V/f'ARRIEi) LADY who has experiJlTa 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 2s 6d lb. IjIURNISHED FLAT to let. Last oo J 1 cupant drank Suratura Tea al ways. Place has delicious associations and a perfect human flavour. People below have the Suratura habit and an the pleasantest possible neighbours.— Apply Colonal William Bunker, K.11.D TIIHERE WAS an old girl of Crimea J_ a wise and sharp-sighted old dear. She said “As for Tea, Suratura for me I There’s no other like it—that’s clear.” TF YOU’D BE GLAD and wise and j_ strong, and have your life pass like a song, just take a little hint from me, and you can never go far wrong. Join straightaway that great shining throng that drinks pure Suratura Tea. B*TT*\vd iM,

* DM IRE the large rhinoceros I He’s J. \ very wise, the same as us. He’s happy in captivity, no matter who his captors bo, if they drink Suratura Tea. TfEY DIDDLE DIDDLE 1 for Emily j j Tiddle, who pawned her town lot and her fiddle, and then went aWay with a smile of great glee and brought up two teas —Suratura Teal £ vOT BROWN did nothing else but g ) pout. Her rings and frocks were , iho s[iont. Her boy hud got another ■Ju Her aching head was in a whirl, ftat soon she laughed quite happily, content with Suratura Teal ' / I IRL I” said the Baron, “you hav. V K broke the ’umble ’art of this ’ere Moke!” “My lord, forgive me I’’ pleaded she Tie pinched my Suratura Tea.” a POLICEMAN with loud-sounding j\ feet was found one night far off his beat. He’d skipped away three miles to see a buxom cook named Meg Magee, who gave him Suratura ’lea. TTERE NO TRICK OR TROPE is 0 meant. This is plain advertisement. If you must have perfect Tea, buy some Suratura “D.” THE 810 SHIP moved to leave the Port. The skipper shouted “Moor her! That blankydnstcd cook has been und left the Suratura 1” Mil JOB and Mrs Tinkles fought like two eats above their wrinkles. Mr Bob and Mrs Gee kissed each other lovingly, sipping Suratura Tea. x (EARN YET ONCE in life’s grim Xj; school this very simple golden rule: Whoe’er you are, whor’er you bo, jf you’d enjoy felicity, drink only Suratu’ » Teal