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Thames Advertiser, Volume XVI, Issue 5178, 27 May 1885, Page 2

ITALF-A-LEAGUE, half-a-league,. JUL Half-a-league onward 1 Into McGOWAN'S shop Plunged many hundred, " TEA I" is the people's cry— "'Whoso is thq best to buy f- ' Mao's, most assuredly," Shout many hundred, •{.Grocers to right of us, > Grocers to left of us, Grocers around us— ... . All, all have .blundered,. ' - Armed for ■ the Tea Brigade/ ' ■"'" ' Here wo are, undismayed, \\ Asking the people's aid, - ' v." r :*-: Where no high charge is mado— Come on, many hundred, ■>■ Come on, .to right of us,'--"- -'^r: x ■---■- Come on, to left of us, , r. • Come on, before u°, ; " We never'have blundered. Stormed at by those who try ; I ■ : Tea such as'ours to buj', j Failing most dismaljy, : ■ Fail many hundred, ; None can such good tea pack— ' That is a well-known fact; . ■ ; : : "•: : Fromall we bear the belt, ; j ..•- ; Shout many hundred. I w te : When shall our glory fade ? ', \'.-, ; r , ."Oh,! the light charge that's made ,r, , ;'•}. .-: hundred, j .;.„. ,n, : 3:B s :.:fT::E A!! ; , ;; ;■•■; tfMEMORANDA-Thla Day.! 'nblio -Meeting, Shortland ; Wesleyan Church, 7 p.m. ■ ! ,: ' •'° leefcing of T.Y.M.I. and A.S,, St.. George's School-room, 7.3,0 ; p.in. j:;';;