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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2486, 27 April 1909, Page 2

"I Sam spwo mH 'B2z& ~«s' Pmm^mmm ■■fxjZ'j* H «>££ ?w mm sm r mm. ft s m xHiwn B«ANC e leverage [OT simply & thantqtasachsr, not thcttly % fttimufa&t, but just the purest, most i&apiritiag, a&d most hssfth-iafusing spirit o*-st has ®ver heen produced. ia V,;"' &ag Ml When buying tea see that the package is undamaged and the name NELSON MGATE & Co., Ltd., is on every packet and box. This name guarantees { your getting pure Ceylon and pure blended tea. All grocers who stock first-class goods sell our tea. If you cannot get MOATE & Co.s when you ask for it, kindly send us a postcard, and we will see that you are supplied. lb 1/10 2/ 2/2 1/4 1/S 1/6 per & U rhat’s quite a common ’ remark now. Everyone Appreciates its sparkle and snap just as much as Its medicinal qualities. It ia 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 Purlri Instead of soda—you will appreciate the difference. Business men, athletes —in fact, everybody praises Puriri, because it tones up (the liver and kidneys, and '' keeps one in gfood trim. Girls who desire clearheso of skin, brightness of eye, t cannot do better than drink Puriri. It does what ao* f called skin foods can't do- \ purifies the Wood. *itV Cllaijabja Itou all Slefss aad Bnteis. ■ » vi Everyone should bo insured IgLt fixS. .W. Eiseant Clayton, for Australian Alliance, Norwich jondon Tisc. liaqairf* liwatad.