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Evening Star, Issue 21515, 13 September 1933, Page 6

At all Grocers is still the most fragrant, satisfying tea you can drink —and the most economical! J, Rattray <Sf Sons Ltd* Blenders. Zjb per pound r.t i at Last Few Days 11 OFF The response to the special offer made last week has been so great that the reduced prices must shortly be withdrawn. Stocks are almost SOLD OUT. The stocks were bought under very favourable conditions, and to reduce the already low prices by a further 25% is an offer which we will definitely be unable to repeat on new, importations. To avoid disappointment we advise an immediate call. A distinct saving of 25% on prices already remarkably low. An offer which cannot be repeated. All upholstery and cabinet work is handled in our factory in Rattray street. No outside labour, employed. ul!ar& Chisholm RATTRAY STREET, DUNEDIN. ALSO AT INVERCARGILL. Everything marked in plain figuret. Deferred terms to approved customers. 1111 * t\ < v\ \ YOU TRAVEL' ■umdeh

A Ist Class LOW FARES via CANADA £Bl !t/< A Stamp Duty). . . • . By the “ Aorangi " o*( “ Niagara ” to Vancouver. ... Across Canada by the luxurious trains of the-C.P.B. • • • . Bake Louise. Banff. Toronto, Niagara Falls, Ottawa, Montreal, and old Quebec en route . . . and then to England aboard the new Empress of Britain,” a splendid “ Duchess ” liner or popular “ Mont " ship. . . . Two days Non the histone St. Lawrence . - < only three or four, according to vew sel, on the open Atlantic.,, For new experiences, ireedoni Dfrom travel worms, and the utmoi« in travel luxury go via “The-AW Red Route.” _ .. Apply to U.S.S. Co., Thos. Coold and Son, or A. W. Essex. Passenger Manager for N.Z., 32-34 Quay, street, Auckland. mm pacific