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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16220, 24 May 1918, Page 4

©V TEA FAMINE »L Jsk Coming in NEW ZEALAND ? I There has been a Tea Famine in England for month* g past; throughout the world there is a real shortage S of Tea. Before long New Zealand will feel it. K Fortunately " The Farmers " have just received a 1 generous shipment of Ei Glenoya Tea I H Pure Ceylon 1/10 2/- 2JZ per lb. 1! ' |§ SPECIAL PRICES FOR QUANTITIES M Isf Nothing could be more certain than that prices will ® 1 |h go high shortly. The housewife who buys NOW HI for the future, is practising real economy. Orders fa ill received until further notice will be ex.ccul.ed at fig gig prices quoted above. jag B Buy NOW whilst Stocks are | 1 plentiful! 1 I The Farmers ™SS| Branchec—Ashburton, Rangiora, H*warden, Alc&roe, Darfield and Oxford —ran 1 ~ fir

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