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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2470, 7 April 1909, Page 2

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Mdkm I / li Sr? mm mm Gold KedajfM is> 1832 fsSS W. i Anyone canfbuysome low-priced J inferior grade! tea, put it up in a 0 fancy mark it 2/- per 4 lb —or price. . - ooto 1 wedjl s .S Silver Medal fs pure Ceylon.and pure blended tea, and you have a guarantee j of its Purity, Quality and Value. I It has stood the test for THIRTY | YEARS, from 1879 to 1909. * 1/4, 1/6, 1/8, 1/10, 2/-, 2/2 per lb. ’ s 1 I

u m. Drink jags} That’s quits m common remark now. Everyone ;ap*(predates its sparkle and snap just as much as its medicinal qualities. It Is so refreshing, so Invigorating, and so delicious that hun-, dreds of men are quitting drinking soda and substituting PurirL Next time' you have a whisky, add Purirl instead of soda-you will appreciate the differ-., once. Business men, athletes ; . -in fact, everybody praises . Purirl, because It tones up' |ithe liver and kidneys, add ■ keeps one in good trim. Girls who desire c!earhess ; ! of skin, brightness of ©ye,' I cannot do better than drink £ Purirl. It doce what so-. | caned skin foods oaht doJ purifies tbs blood.' 'r Natural Mineral OfcUilabfc Heat ill Stem ail Betels. m • ■■■jlKvlvi iAt. il

mE!—Everyone should b© insured aaginst lire. W. Liseant; Clayton, .sent for Australian Alliance, Norwich .„<! [fe-dor!