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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2480, 20 April 1909, Page 2

i £ DS m ‘X v Only Gold Modal \ isaa Anyone canfbuysome low-priced i inferior grade! tea, put it up in a fancy packet;l_and mark it 2/- per 4 Sb —or anyjotper price. (T GOLD ‘ WEo*t .S wm Silver Medal Is pure Ceylon and pure blended tea, and you have a guarantee of its Puriiy, Quality and Value. 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.

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© 46 I ■Brink Puriri • n i-fhat’s quit® a common remark now. Everyono appreciate* Its sparklo and snap Just as much as its medicinal qualities. It is so refreshing, so Invigorating, and so delicious that hundreds of men are quitting drinking soda and substituting Puriri. Next time you have a whisky, add Puriri Instead of soda—you will appreciate the difference. Business men, athletes —ln fact, everybody praises Puriri, because It tones up the liver and kidneys, and keeps one in good trim. Girls who desire clearness of skin, brightness of eye, cannot do better than drink Puriri. It does what socalled skin foods can’t do—purifies the wood. Drink Natural Mineral Water. Oktiiaabte ftea ill Starts ati Holds. S> ■OoSi ttjkl Everyone should be insured aaginsfc fire. W. Eiss&nt Clayton, nt for Australian : AUienco, >orvr*