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Tuapeka Times, Volume XLV, Issue 6134, 4 February 1914, Page 4

iHF m< VE RJapanese Lilies Of all the Bulbous plants this is 'iriosf witH. ,its Ipxilliant and. ileiicately-colourqd flowers and delightful perfume. It will grow in any .part of New Zealand. OrpJer at Once. Lilium Auratum—"THE GOLDEN-RAYED LILY." Height, 4to 6 feet. Flowers 12 inches across! Fjost fj;ee, 8d each ; 3 for 1/9; 6 tor 3/Ulium Auratum Rubro Vittatum— Gorgeous Flower, 10 to 12 inchesacross, Post free, 1/6 each; 3 for 4/-; 6 for 7/6 Lilium Auratum Wititei— THE,NOBLE LILY."' Distinctive, beautiful White Flowers. Post free, 1/6 each ; 3 for 4/-; 6 for 7/6 Lilinm Au.ratum Platyphyllum— The of the L,il' es > yet one of the most beautilul, hardy, and easy to grow. Post free 1/6 each ; 3 ror 4/• ;'6 for 7/6 How is the Time to Plant HMO k BLAIR, .BUJUP SPECIALISTS DUNEDIN.

DRINK TEA! BE HEALTHY AND GOODNATURED. Do yon know that tea-drinking is a splendid aid to one's morals V At least tnat is the opinion of an English scientist, who not long ago compiled a learned treatise to show the bonelicial effects of tea-drinking from a spiritual, physical, and moral standpoint. A meal in the morning, he says, with tea as the beverage, will enable a man to pursue his day's work' with facilities unclouded, temper unrnllled, and a generally amiable state of nerves. Besides that, it makes the body active, it clears the sight, it strengthens the appetite and the digestion, and is particularly wholesome for men of corpulent bodies and great meat-eaters. It vanishes dreams, increases the memory, and prevents sleeplessness. It lias been observed that it has contributed more to the sobriety of the Chinese than the severest laws and most eloquent harangues and the best treatise on morality. But in addition to all this, he claims for tea a strengthening effect on morality. A man who is stimulated by a generous cupful of tea, moderately strong, will be able to withstand more successfully the manifold temptations that assail him in the business and social world into which he is plunged than the man who is not sustained by the same beverage. It is perhaps hardly necessary to add that it is desirable to drink tea of good quality. Ity paying a fair price, and securing a biand of recognised merit, the consumer can generally depend on gettiug a tea which is pure, wholesome, invigorating to body and brain. We ourselves strongly recommend TIGER Tea. This tea has been on the market 26 years, and has given splendid satisfaction all the time. A purer or more reliable tea is not oV tainable.

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