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Greymouth Evening Star, 27 June 1914, Page 7

II PAYS TO DRINK TEA

Every consumer of that superb tea, "Stand-Out," can qualify for • a moneyprize of from 5s to £5, or a, consolation prize of 2s 6d. This generous distribution is made twice a year. Entries close June 15th and December IStli. Competitors qualify with coupons enclosed in packets of Stand-Out Tea. This enterprising reward scheme is- not a- lottery. It is simply a cash distribution of liberal character. .;',.. Post Coupons, in one batch, with name and address, to: "Stand-Out Tea," care R. Wilson and Co., Ltd., Dunedin. To qualify for a prize the Coupons should total at least fifty points. Hold smallei value back, and add to it for the succeed fng distribution

has saved the lives ot many babies because it is simply Jthe solids of the purest milk with extra cream and milk-sugar added. 6 MAKER (LATE CHARLES HANSEN), MACKAY ST., '".' OREYMQUm SAIL AND TENT MAKER, AND OILSKIN MANUFACTURER. Wagon Tilts, Horse and Cow Covers, Tents, Tarpaulins, Flour Basis, Etc. Importer of Airkmyre'ajs celebrated ttot and. Waterproof Canvas, Cotton 3ose Canvas (American aad English nake), Flax Canvas (Scotch and Engish), made expressly or the Coast. Telephone. 70J. M c SHERItY, (LATE A. W. YARRALL), LAINUI ST., GREYMOUTH. Sure-o-Please Selections,—Something a Little Different. Think of these goods, inspect them, buy them. Satisfaction the prime f 3,C*fjOT *•—— Extra Strong School Bags, Solid Leather Luncheon Bags, Riding and Walking Bags, Leather aii : Collar Boxes, Travelling Bags, Brief and Gladstone Baga.

CARTER AND CONTRACTOR, CARTING of all descriptions nn&w taken, contract or per load. ESTIMATES given for all clangs <? work. Phon*>, 267--DRINK ONLYwhich has gained 20 Gold Medals and numerous special mentions. Acknowleged by Connoisseurs to be absolutely the BEST IN THE MARKET. On Sale at all Hotels. McGAVIN & Co., Ltd. Brewery: "Water of "Jeith, Dunedin.