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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 167, 16 July 1936, Page 22

~\ j' WORK/ ~ p*?s- ■ DON'T KNOW V/-- ; \ ■< WHAT GOOD J/\K \ ; tw SO SORRY I WAS I> r " 7 Wfe- IT DOESNT COST ANY j';A RUDE TO-DAY JEAN, UPTONS TEA. BH t ? MORE THAN WE'VE BEEN I'VE BOUGHT VOUTHIS I BUT DARLING 11$ HKlpi RAYING. AND DOESN'T TO MAKE UP FOR IT.. . MUCH TOO K%HI * IT TASTE GOOD / , ■* EXTRAVAGANT ftjif- >~A />■; '• ;■ ; laKiS aqwfl HIGH among the better things of life comes Lipton's Tea. Fresher ... because it comes straight from Lipton's own tea plantations to your teapot. Richer in fragrance and flavour . . .because it is the choicest from Ceylon where the world's finest tea is grown. Pour yourself a cup of Lipton's . . . and taste how delicious tea can be. Soccer Terms Explained! Wee Geordie, our storeman's assistant, has prepared a glossary of Soccer terms for those who follow the one and only football. But for goodness sake shy clear of Geordie if he starts to tell of the time when he was sth emergency in "Otspurs versus the Arsenal." Anyway here are his definitions as a guide for intending patrons in the forthcoming match. "Over the Bar" =1 Pint to the "Goaled" =What Tiger's Milk is winner. worth. "Positional Play" = Finessing for "Hard Shot" = A hot egg. the counter (lunch) attack. "Quick Return" = The Other "Fast Play" = The last shot before I (Second) half (It must be getting the whistle goes at six. near Six.) "Short Pass" =Too much froth. "Inside Right" = The contents of "A Series of Heads" = Officials in , the bottle. front of the Bar. "Bottled Up" = Ask yourself. And whatever_ the merits of the various codes may be there is only one opinion when it comes to the question of "Cup Tie Compound.'* That's why Timani makes you say "Thank Goodness for a Thirst." Xiiiiaflrii THE STUFF TO HOT VP THE TPCCPS TAi^IM Bottled with toning care by JOHN REIO & CO. LTD., Ani»c Avenue, Auckland. EXPRESS DELIVERY of POSTAL MATTER At the principal post offices throughout the Dominion facilities are available for the special delivery, immediately upon arrival, of ordinary and inland air-mail correspondence on which an EXPRESS DELIVERY fee has been prepaid. The "Express Delivery" charge for each letter or article not exceeding 31b. is:— 6d for the first mile. 3d for each additional mile, up to a total distance of three miles. Over 31b. and up to 61b., double the above charges. FULL INFORMATION AND SPECIAL EXPRESS DELIVERY STAMPS AND LABELS OBTAINABLE FROM THE POST OFFICE. Send URGENT LETTERS by 'EXPRESS DELIVERY'