I if % ¥ 1 Vu-7>. *?*•ss w a We Htt JB2E KIJC. f 3tf jjp im) s* If #3 SS£ K: w> ■%i k ill MNPHS)BBI Mi> s 3 h f SS ,-;i tel i U 'iiSJ {57 £ W" 3a® - :. *«JS2 t'i 51 Si: >' ; w 111 !Mi 111 Ml Ml ! ill 111 MiMM iiiil ! H!M lIMMIII iniiii'MM, 1 -!" ?■•■.',■■■■ H m IPS tr rseb .._ - -.--- W idiontiSs end laedical research fees proved eonelaeiveJy lb«* Baa to Is AMBER TIPS 2/- per lb. ia alaaost m cheap sw laterier tea e2 l/§. Asaber Tips gives more cups to tha Ha. sad moans batter health. 70 tStz&st--7m SSt/ST? «K it as* gsi p '7: ; ' v^sy* t*s« iff 381 PfpE2§? ' K ■Msm mm ni pQ z.<- > -tv • •• o J&3HBS O, o ;,§>,: At■>ssi. FROJTM .02 5.13- -'• J-/‘S * p Kf 4Y Look for ike Zealandia Sea! -the Guarantee of Satisfaction Tho Zoalandia eeal guarantees satisfaction in footwear—it ensures comfort in walking—long service—noiselessness. Think the matter out —Zealandia Boots are made in New Zealand by a factory employing hundreds of skilled workers, equipped with every modern labour saving machine and device, under the management of men who have been trained in the largest factories of England and America. It ia made from the finest leathers and materials specially selected for New Zealand conditions. In style, the Zealandia is right up to the minute, for as soon as anew model is originated in England or America, lasts are forwarded to us. Try one pair, and you'll always buy thorn. If your retailer can’t supply you, writ* to SKELTON, FROSTICK & CO., LTD. CHRISTCHURCH And at Auckland Palmerston N., and GreynaonUi. SI r mm%m . Soots <5~ Shoes fou use our ZEBRA STOVn. PASTE and find it the best* ow_try V A*A -’-'"V'-''.'TV "t I a « . v, THE LASTING METRE POLISH. “ Brass©” is not a foreiem manufacture but is made by Reckitt s.
In his own household he insists that the tea sl&uld be purchased with regard to health as well as refreshment, and he knows that in selecting a fine tea like Amber Tips, his decision is endorsed by The Lancet —“ Fine teas mean better health,” says that authoritative journal. Then, too, the Doctor knows that there are great stimulating and invigorating properties in ye flScsi m m Sin mm I fin I m tsM hi PH - M -r Mllii /i ri^ S 3 » j 3> Everybody’s Favourite and moreover that it will not trouble the weakest digestion—nor induce “nerves.” Are you enjoying the unequalled quality and flavour of this incomparable tea? Make a start WOW—get a packet of the 2/- grade at your grocer’s-bring the finest tea right into your home and heart. Don’t forget—make a noteAmber Tips.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3873, 9 March 1915, Page 2
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