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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 69, Issue 77, 11 January 1949, Page 5

ADMIRAL HARDY’S TEAPOT i; s*l m f Tu*” 1 ,VSS) *»> 33 Fin' ; Interesting teapots, No * if D Nelson say as he lay dying, “Kiss me, Hardy" or “Kismet, Hardy”? That historic moment is lost, but one thing we do know about Admiral Hardy —he loved his cup of tea and' he made his tea in this charming old silver pot. Whether your service is silver, china or earthenware, it will make delicious tea if you put in BELL, the tea of good taste 1 LL THE TEA OF GOOD TASTE

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TRAIN SEAT RESERVATIONS Reminder For Intending Passengers Train travellers are reminded, that after Tuesday 11th January, applications for seat and sleeping berth reservations will be accepted at allotting centres four weeks in advance of travel date, and at offices other than allotting centries, four weeks and two days ahead of travel date • The Wellington-Auckland and Auckland-Welling-ton Limited Expresses will continue to run daily (Saturday excepted), and intending passengers can avoid possible disappointment and also assist continuance of this service by arranging to travel on Tuesdays, Wednesdays or Thursdays, instead of at weekends. I"..':.": :?■'! , Avoid the Peak Travel Mid-Week

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