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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 14593, 1 May 1918, Page 8

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The History of Tea Tea originally- came from- China, r^P§f^^^ and the Chinese spread about all sorts A \'nm \\^^'ifflsSHl of fabulous stories as to its origin.. It o^air^SMl Wll was claimed to grov/ on precipitous peaks Vjf|V^||^^ ■ apd rugged uplands— all this to .maintain To-day it is from India and Ceylon that the best teas come, and we honestly tjjjpJlßEE\fH believe that no better teas are to be had, •y^j^^BMafflfi each according to its grads and price, than '^s^tfNßKk NELSOKMOATES And A Great Tonic i^.Jr Iron Jelloids, tiJmMMHfrik "EnglandExpects"andnotinvain. |P|H^^f^^aßß The will is there but may-be not SBHHhmHH^ the strength. Perhaps the blood is fHSBHfIH^ poor and thin. Poorness of blood is known as Anaemia, ... .K^*^?i' * * ■ • ■ ' Horatio Viscount Nikon, K.B. For ANMMIA ( shown by Breathlessne&it on slight exertion, pallor, depression and weakness ) :iri Women, Doctors prescribe Iron Jelloids No.2.— there is nothing better. For DEBILITY, WEAKNESS and NERVI+ ■<. NESS, Men find the Ideal Tonic and . Restorative m Iron Jelloids No, 2 A. ; Ask your Chemist for a box of lron Jelloids to-dciy. Mr. J. R. PENNINGTON, Chemist, Worksop, writes:— "l always "handle Iron Jelloids with pleasure, as my customers are invariably *' satisfied with the results." . -■ •' • ■ A Fortnight's Trial (price 1/9.) i will convince you. Iron Jelloids Reliable Tonic for Men ••• v •••. Iron Jelloids No, 2 A. For Anaemia m Men and Women Iron Jelloids No, 2. For Growing Children" Iron Jelloids No. 1 , j' I Of all Chemists— A fonnightsTrtament 119. large size 4J-. j ._ '] .V ■ '. '■' v :'"^. . ; .. ' ■ ' . • ■ '• . Stewart Dawson's ,<§'<■"• Jiai%AiaA WW w Waft £i' L« OTWSII !<■ . • POST FREE Mor wM^^^M STEWART DAWSON'S RAILWAY LEVER is known throughout the Dominion as toeing: one of the strongest arid most reliable timekeepers it is possible to obtain. ... Special Quality Jewelled Keyless Moyoment with Compensation Balance, and all newest improvements. Extra strong polished nickel case, large plain bold dial, cry star glass. The illustration shows how securely the movement is protected <■ and made dust and damp proof by /the screw on front ibezel. This watch is eminently suitable for Railway men, engineers, miners, and anyone with specially rough work. ; „ For- the convenience of Country Customers we have trated Catalogues, giving great variety of our goods. v These . are sent free on request. , ' ,■ .•: As. we do not employ Agents- or Travelling Salesmen, ; to ensure receiving our goods it is necessary to ■ deal with us ' . direct at our Auckland Treasure^ House. . We pay postage and guarantee safe, delivery of the goods. Stewart aw son £ (80., The Leading Jewellers, ' QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND.