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Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20776, 9 February 1933, Page 15

"I won't tell you what my husband called it, —but it wasn't at all complimentary w 1 < < tk 17E have only been married about fourteen months . . . and when I first started housekeeping I had a lot to learn. At first I couldn't 'balance the family budget' . . . and that caused me to do a lot of bad buying just because things were cheap. One day my husband 'boiled«over' about the tea I gave him to drink ... I won't tell you what he said, but it wasn't a r all complimentary. Of course I wept a little. Then I bought the 'best' tea I could—- ' Amber Tips.' Personally, I was glad, because I had always con-; sidered 'Amber Tips' the best tea before marriage. Then came the surprise that made me investigate all my purchasing. I found that while 'Amber Tips' cost a little more per pound, the cost per week for tea was less than ever before / You don't use nearly as much 'Amber Tips,' and a pound goes nearly twice as far. No more cheap tea for us . . . 'Amber Tips' is not only more refreshing and better flavoured, but it is also by far the most economical."

FUSrEEAL NOTICES. j THE Funeral of tile late John Seweli JDevaa | will leave the residence of Ms ,par»( outs, Mr and .Mrs J. JVl)evait, 7 Field street, f Riccnrton, This Day (Thursday), at 3 fcr the Riccarton Churchyard. JOHN RHIN.Dj 653t| -'' ■ I TEG Funeral of the late James Howey will 4 leave his late residence, Esplanade, Newj Brighton, on Thursday, February 91, hj, . at' 2j p.m., for the Linwood Cemetery. No flower*! hv request. GEO. DICKINSON. , 6510! .T 0 H' N R- H I N D, , , i } FUNERAL FURNISHER. j Bustnesa Address: I 19 LONDON STRKET, RICHMOND. j ,pHONE 36-174. (SIGHT: AND DA*,.) ] Private Address: , '• | 106 MONTREAL ' ST., SYDENHAM. f 'PHONE 30-197, I GEORGE B A R'R £ L U .* FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, | . .'w'..,', v : f: MOTOR HEARSES and \ CARRIAGES : .. FOR FUNERALS, ANT /.DISTANCE. * •PHONE 30_*JO3 (Nr6HT OR DAY). j 221 DURHAM STREET, iGHRISTOHURCH. t (Established--1876;)" T." %. 1 1 " , 11 j-i "j'?a -.w i.J l f »■ LAMB and H A X.W-Jfcß », LTD,! FUNERAL * ■ 292 OASHEL STBEET.OITY. ' ; 'PHONE 34.522 , ! (DAT -OR: NIGHT). \ TO MEET THE TIMES -WE ABE ' REDtJO-f ING THE PRICE 1 OS 1 FUNERALS. { KINDLY GET OUR QUOTE BEFORE { GOING ELSEWHERE: f WILLIAM, LAMB, Managing Director, ' M7l2»| , .''J. j.".'." GEORGE DI o"'K I JT; B'P - K,* FUNERAL FURNISHER, " i LATIMER SQUARE. OHRISTCHORCH.' Latest Motor Hearcea and Carriages For Funeral* to any Part, of New Zealand^ TELEPHONE (Night or Day).; D 2744 J. LAMB "S oN, * FUNERAL FURNISHERS, 1 Established' 1878. , ''-■• is* 234 LICHFIELD STREET EAST, t \ TELEPHONE ' * ■ .j. (DAT OR NIGHT.) r L. A. SING, i ■ . a L 5415 , Msuacor. J FLORAL TRIBUTES'. > WREATHS, CROSSES, and DESIGNS 1 Made at shortest notice from Choice Flowertl QUICK delivery: •PHONE 32721. ERAS and- O 0., (W. A. Erasmuson), The Art Florist, 261 HIGH STREET, Urgent Orders After Hour*. PRIVATE 'PHONE 23-097. KJ CITY COUNCIL.

CHRISTCHUROH CITY COUNOIU, PRINTING KATE BOOKS. (TENDERS are invited for Printing, the X 1933-34 Rate Boats. A copy of tl.p Specification to be observed may be seen m the Municipal Offices, where Tenders, addressed to the undersigned and marked "Tender for Hate Books," w-iU be receivpd until Noon on SATURDAY, the 11 th February, 10UU. !.:■ ~.<.5: <J. S. NEVILLE. ■ Town Clerk. . Chmtehurch, , ,

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