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Press, Volume L, Issue 15017, 11 July 1914, Page 5

M " Tea Specialisation j L "7"'i : iL =:=:^::3^p'' A great ar_*t was once ap- | Jjljf | » '— \ ___ JjV fl _ yj proached by an admiring critic jj s*l|| g I ll* • _______r/ with the query, "* What do yo_ | f" ________/ mix your colors with ?" and the E ifff flw " ||fe3RßfcL ___-____' reply prompt was. " Brmins Sir I" |ag MB? 5} | j {"" __*^* 4 _-k_l The same answer fittingly applies 5 iff l-|lSsa_i 1» I I JIE .5. - jCf. to Lipton's Fansou* Teas. I The blenders to this firm are , . jSl_[y_J_fy_^_i-_^!3i| -**p_c"_ltsts. whose life's work is Sjft Wi'£«| Irt£W& |» ll_flf_L__S___|l given to producirjr an article of Wf r / Hfn__ If __WWKJ"___i absolute purity and quality. ft f- \J/ P X___B||l|- $_______T Lipton's SpedaliMtion cos- [• jft*- -Jgt -■*•"**■ _ JfVQ_v $Mr_Wn trinues farther, for they are tbe ' >_l*j 13 i_it_ r _B_ff < yB only Tea Planters in the world _-"***4_ Xl/ /W f_ll m Y_'_K-_Pht__ who grow their Tea. snd handle . \s*___uSPP-«^ 4 *UM it through all processes till it &"§_. - / \^^_^l----!__^/BSfl^ 1 comes on the market ready for W& &P^"~_____-__**^ consumption. And -gam, so v |$ F"""*"" ■________-otlff* to be quite certain that the deli- K_ . 4 -"*"'""«_"- \ "** JBflK _Hn if cious Upton flavour will always g I drinkin*. waters of e-rery country | -*^_--S^^^^^/n'iSKBB_-BBlSllli* Wend their tea- to conform to »'^**-^!^M|* li-_______i. water • peculiarities, adjusting £ _lt'l ___! -WM-Kfltll I blend properties, so that the | . K|_-| t i!t_#|_ ! ___-_-lllil I .t-nd-rd remains the urn- 33 I'! f____ _______ whatever the latitude or longi- | «_'}••":]'_; J _____ __H_f__i Ask your Grocer for Lipton's $ ff*-,-' I 'it i| \s&*i&&sJM'' ! Wi Tea and see that you get it. f % I*9 '("M il _P®Y»T Price* firom 1/6 to 2/- per lb. $ (II; *>-_j j!£n!j|<fj // #/i\ 5 yonr Gr-x-rrr doos r**t or | {fy\\r j *' \j| Ltd.. Wellington, and.tea "ill be tor- | Vl__<' Canterbury Distributing 'Agents for Lipton'- Tea: IJessi- W. H. Simms and Sons, Ltd., 152, Lichfield Street, C H tt 1 •- 1 c U U ii C H.

f TOOTHACHE & NEURALGIA. J| ■■' ____T [i • Are symptom- _ well as effects of an an- «_ _J[F * healthy oervoos -ysteoi. Orer-work and ijfir \l_ ___T orer-stady throw a bor_cn on the nerves I *tich racy cannot can> Better to take a ,4 f# dose of Mar-ball's F«wp_eri_e_ the Reliable Nerve _f Tonic, when yo_ are M xet___ off cc4o_r, M ky^^_*C__- 4 H ft (_mi wdt iffl_l y»« MUST have recourse to tt J 4 S when the demon of pais w rip« you. 11l TR_II '_*. /• ' -*--■"-_____ 1/_-Tiet« »_«V»^rf* w 2/© Jifflfl fell «». ___»**»*_Be_*-I/-_«. ••"""7 4 ""*' _tW r ___^'Vifllil 4 ift. _<_■_"_-__ *5-_"_*-*_W-*c~ _ at *_**" /W/'* te sor_ Yon get MARSHALL'S (in Sqnare __ 20 kUSTRALIAN MUTUAC - PEOYIDEJNTT SOCIETY. ! -THEMRGESTMOT M i I •::..;;■■ - .., BRITISH EMPIRE. ~ "• ! I; ■:' knurrs from sixty-fifth annual report, |: : j,exKinnjLTSJ> rum>s, o« v. ■■_"• -. £31;580;000. I - A?,"KUAI- f n-COME, NearlT .- r- - - £4,250,000. 2__JW BUSINESS, 1913 (OT___ry) Exe-e-a .. '"-- £7,000,000. p ':;"., >-_hv'Btj_i'r_-«?,-itn-r<ia ._, v v r .;'".-_..'. £i__25,000.. " rOIiCIBS IW _T)l3Cn_ (_T__ry __8,337, -C-Trly -OT^O^QM ._.;-" : ""'_ ; -"-.-- {_ch_i_g 80-— Add.ti___>. "."_ '*-,-...''. ' I? p6lJC"__-"iN FOBCB (_n--_tr_- D* 4 p"__ieni), IM>B-5, *_s-r_-- _3,7«5^30. 1 f:I"O_SH'PBOPITS DmDED FOB ONE __lA_t (ms, pio-ridin, ■. ."-; I; ' BE-raBSIbKABT ADDITIONS of __.7»a,0-». - - - ------ I- i.. ■; __: S-ci-ty ___■ ***__« -STEBT DESTHABLE FORM OF POMCT-0-t_JTl4__ *wr :'■ s.;- 1>"D T *STB___—f«» -ny •I*"*- 4 ***** *"*o*J 4 - -S 5 t° £io,ooo. ; : :-;;;"; ' -Dl___C_o__- OF-THE .NEW 2____SX»- B**f_-C_::; ■ " '.- _ ■ l.'- 7^; *"I_. B\j-J. OT J- WiaMten, MJ-CL, <a«dra_«_; A- de B. Brandon, Esq., ca__t___;. John Dnnc-u, E__» J-seph Joseph, _**_.. And H, Be_uc___p, __•_, tfe;vi;^:*(^'_«_l_iul-Bi_i 4 Ws_— - " "' ' EDWARD W. LOWK C__to*__cn_*- qn»T, W«_.__-t-_» ~ l Bcsidant S-ct-tajy. i;i^'«.'~«_iu_. D- Offio--*- '■' J «• P. -TRANCIS, -^ &**•.&_••''-■'•■ V_J ___n___i ■.-'■'■ Ihsteic. -^-Nrt-tjr.

4 .oi , loeaocri BEST FOR BABIES.f . 0 3" m zJS5ZF* m --lam often asked why Chamberlains < *'*' Cough Remedy is best for babies. Well, there are ' several reasons: — •_ ; First; It.is perfectly harmless and can be given with ' ■ i every confidence to the youngest or most delicate child, r Secondly: It contains no alcohol, opium, chloroform, morphine or any other narcotic, and you not only have j the man-dract-trers- 1 assurance of this, but tlie wrapper o 1 around each bottle bears the Government analysis showing that it has been officially declared free from all narcotics. I Thirdly: Children like it and no persuasion is needed. 5 to get them to take it. " For the above reasons alone it is impossible to get j a better medicine for babies than < -• mUMOHXttn . J\" COUGfI-EEMEISr " _# j ___ } But aside from its safety it cnires coughs and colds, is f !,-, * the best remedy known for croup, and- when given as jf soon as the croupy cough appears it will even prevent 1' ©the attack.", < .< e-BP*»i 7 _-^ r i-—r .*-%r- irt_r.---__.l_ ■'•■--"' . ' ' - '- "