Special line of White and Gold Cups and Saucers, 2s. Good value in White and Gold Cups, only 1/9. and Saucers, from 3/6 each. Very dainty English Tea Sets from 57/6. Afternoon Tea Sets, with Trays, from 50s. Vases, special line of cream, with painted roses, from 3s per pair. A variety of small quaint Vases from Is each. All the newest Table Games from. 1/6 each. Special Telegraphists' Sets, very instructive, 18/6 each. Rattles from 6d each. India Rubber Squeaking Dolls and Chicks from Is to 2s 6d. Pencil Boxes Is each. Slates, with Coloured Counting Beads, 1/-, 1/6, 2/- each. A good variety of Fancy Soaps from 6d, Bd, 9d, Is each. Violet Powder from Is box. W% wy'WJ KBsSSBE/Kla O&ttSKS&I PIP IT* I 1 A fancy box or Delicious Chocolates will be given free in exchange for the White and Gold Labels taken from Cailler's Cocoa tins —eight ilb. labels or sixteen jib. labels. You can get as many boxes as you like! Keep on drinking i € I O h\ NOTE :—Outside wrappers are of no value—collect LABELS only _ —' bring labels to <• NESTLE & ANGLO-SWISS CM. CO. Shortland Street, Auckland IS2 Wakefield Street, Wellingto*. 88 Lower High Jtreef, Dunedin HAINES—tO ■ - aamfflasamtt xRaKSEfssaesESSKB . .•■^;^y. aW J| ..-.>■■ .v..^ t ,^.. yjy —,
31 WH Lifeum arls A genuine yS&nd Vanadium Steel spindle arm in nrilysis sluwed tensile strength IGO% more than aii imitation machine steel part. Broken at 11,425 lbs. Steel Part withstood 24,900 lbs. The spindle arm is a vital part of the steering gear. Genuine >&t3mL Parts from Licensed Dealers and Stockists. Ford West Coast Dealers: v* MARK RPROT AND. CO., GREYMOUTH. . LJ....U.
Tke strart of the Coy ion Tea Industry^ comes' from Ceylon—yet less than a hundred years ago, in 1839 to be exact, tea was first introduced into that island. The climate of Ceylon was so suited for the „ development of the tea plant that the teas from Ceylon quickly secured the popular approval and held it. Blended from the best teas from the best Ceylon plantations — EVERYBODY'S FAVOURITE is a distinctive tea—superior in quality, in flavour* in strength, in economy and in value. ' One packet will prove its merits—try it! m IjUNCAN MoLKAI\, VVh.ii*»sal« Aucihk MenmmrrxnsmxMmmiwiMiwmvmamHKrwanrxiiKaa
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Greymouth Evening Star, 14 August 1920, Page 3
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