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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 56, 8 March 1915, Page 3

l^fepxove i wliatwe s^y In 1 T ofcemoea p JP?^ by the Tea itself. We would [p^®feZM I rather that you buy one -packet and i\O!#fcr^ m see for yourself how superior it is Wsgsr to any other than ask you to \ • ( read through columns of advertis- 1 ing describing its merits. Go \ to the grocer to-day and get a I '- packet of Nelson Moate's Tea — you 1 I ' will find it is high grade and full qual- I I ity flavoury tea, absolutely unequalled 1 A for value. Remember 35 years of ex- I 1 perience goes into its blending, and | I 35 years public approval is behind it. 1 I There is flavour and goodness in I I every ounce. Let the tea convince I ' 1 Xj*lC6S * 1 1 1/6, 1/8, 1/10," 2/-, 2/2, 3/- 1 f£»— , judtim^wy. % ****** I

There's many a thing you'd like to shine, Try Bon Ami— it's. soft and fine But scouring soap would scratch it; And nothiaj else can match it. The Quick Mirror Cleaner. Bon Ami is a mineral soap in which the mineral ia ground so fine that the ■aoap can bo used for polishing the finest plate-glass mirrors and windows, as well as nickel, porcelain, and enamel. It is the most popular cleaner in America, and millions of houaewive* thera consider it indispensable. So will you if you once try it. 0. ASK YOUR GEOCER FOR IT. CLARTON HODGSON & CO., LTD., WELLINGTON

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