lofte family Stimulant. IT imparts UttiAg exhilaration, and need only be taken in small quantities nifht and morning. i i MRS. GLADYS AVIZZEN begs to inform Mrs Coopali she's no lad\ . More Suratura and less jijn, Mrs. ('./ was what wo was taught'" A .A., 8.8., 0.0., C.C. The man XjL who'll never be a churl drinks Suratura with his girl. WANTED— Steady Young Fanner, with large family, to insist on Suratutv Tea, interests of health and economy. "D," 2/-. PARLOUR-MAID, tall, dark, good liguiv, wants situation. Knows her work and knows her phce Requires 20/-. Drinks only "Suratura." STOLEN KISSES are— well, you Know; but even they don't breathe the sweet fragrance of Suratura Tea. Try both! rOST— That fretful feeling of the J ordinary tea-drinker. Always Suratura now. D. Twobob. POSITIVE .Cure ,for Alcoholism. Drink nothing but Suratura Tea, "D" quality, 2/-; steadies the nerves. TO LET— A, lot of old grocors' shops that never stocked Suratura Tea - D quality, 4/-. JjOLfTICIAN, young, adaptable, desires moci snug wido*w who uses Suratnra Toa.o v t> prof. XoH'ilnb. i I P EVERYTHING FOR FISHING. Fishing has lately beoome a very favourite sport in this district. A fisherman's needs are many though not expensive, but we have everything you, could possibly need here, for either trout or sea fishing. Be sure to call in and see our splendid stock of Milward's Fishing tackle. Our prices for these goods are exceedingly moderate, and the qualities always of the (highest. A. S. HASELL j SPORTS SUPPLY STORE, I NEW PLYMOUTH. J NORTON'S EGG PRESERVATIVE. The only Egg Preservative gaining Gold Medals in New Zealand — including the recent International Exhibition held in Christchurch. Nearly 8 MILLION EGGS were preserved in this wellknown solution last season and the demand is rapidly increasing because there are no failures, no risk, and it is easy to use. Eggs preserved in Norton's Prize Premier Egg Preservative find a ready sale and shpw a clear profit of Cd to 9d per dozen eggs. It is 25 per cent, stronger and 25 per cent, cheaper than other brands —a fact that shows a 50 per cent, advantage on the season's turnover. All Merchants and Storekeepers sell it. Write to NORTON * CO.. Lyttelton, for booklets, etc. Examine your tin when opening, it may contain one of the valuable cash prizes. ! P. C. MORTON, VALUER, ACCOUNTANT, AUDTTOTJ, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. Manager of New Plymouth Savings Bank.' Agent for Mutual Life Association of Australasia, and Imperial Insurance Company. Interests, Rents and Accounts Collected. Office?: Brougham St., New Plymouth.
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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13791, 24 October 1908, Page 8
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425Page 8 Advertisements Column 3 Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13791, 24 October 1908, Page 8
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