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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 279, 22 November 1913, Page 19

TEA MERCHANTS. THE AMBER TIPS STORY, fi^^^^^ Packing and Shipping L| - - READ THE SERIES. I f§, '^f%% After the tea leaf has been dried it jroes to t-2 ' ' *>£js%&jtit the sorting room where it is sifted into grades. Then it is packed into lead-lined >Mrr "-c ! ji^lS^Mp chests and transported by the quaint 'oJ?§£ ''S^^^^ waggon and oxen to the railway station. M^^^rn;J"iUj^,^&^oM i Thence it goes to the quay at Colombo ; '^^|.^^^^^s and is shipped on its long journey to the J^^^P%po'&s}^&&, .Amber Tips proprietary at Christcburch. f?;i£? "' z&esUsk There in the great Anibi-r Tips factory the j£\ y i • -"^'^P finest loaf from iho finest plantations is V^^^^s§itl<s£s&i£*^ blended by experts the result is Ne-w Zesiland'e \J_— 7 favourite tea—Amber Tips. Thence it goes to v3l3ir¥swV*ro^»fe»'* the forwarding department where scores of y**^^! ,^^!!^ folks are employed in packing the tea into the /^-j^^^^t^^&'----famous Auibor Tips package. No less than three • t^W''^^^S? separate wrappings, encase the. tea and thns it - ■ ', i<M'fe^-*f^iv^w is kept darn;>-proof and airtight- pri'.scrvii.g all , <&&**?ss&&w^fi,of'."f^ift4 the deiifrhtful l"nif,TaiK-e, flavour and aroma. •^^v*^(ty&'^^^S-'^J^J Amber Tips tea lias another rare advantage— *sgs i'S^**J'^ can be taken without diacomfort by those of #3 weak digeetion. ' WBMmWIF Aak for Amber 1 ips and be'enre yon get it It is sold only in the Amber Tips package at 1/8, -s*?>. " 1/10 anri 9 ■ i,,-r lb. lievvorfi of imitationa " •*-/ 7fiK BKAiiJLY MO SOCKLIUG. AGE NTS, 41. FORT STBEE3. HCTTSE FTntHISEXKOS. I GOOD FUR?!fTO.RE I I I IS &IGT I I i EXPENSIVE I fti at f I 34 KARAWGAHAPE ROAD. ft

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