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Hawera Star, Volume LII, 27 January 1933, Page 7

YOUNG MRS. WELSH LEARNS A LESSON SSll YOU'VE LET YOUR *“* ' TEA GET COLD let me put some %91l hot in it , „ , jsmmi rvE HAD i * BßßSa ™■“ , SUFFICIENT fWW -ER.-NO THANK YOU WONT YOU HAVE | ANOTHER CUP ? 1 m THANKS , <s. m* m m 5**5838* T » 1 ■? S§ I U'T ®1 IK ■AM^U.W^^W~WJ^WaU»BBaB»BiI!!IW IT'S FALSE ECONOMY - \\ WELL MOTHER MY FIRST AFTERNOON WAS'NT VERY SUCCESSFUL THEY NEVER EVEN THEIR TEA ‘ 11111 TO BUY ANY TEA BUT 11 THE BEST —— TRY A if \ GOOD TEA LIKE jfj “AMBER TIPS' V 'jrtWtaJ * I JBSto* m «* I’M AFRAID IT WAS THE TEA’S FAULT DEAR "1111 r» ixV'Y;: • m •■f : y ; j mz : mi m mm* /■! mmms mim

Ililll LATER litis mmmwm M THIS TEA IS DELIGHTFUL I ,r ,T VERY EXPENSIVE? I] jLJ m NO. IT’S “AMBER TIPS’ THERE ARE TWO PACKS I ■; - POUND Wi REG trade mark.* TEA Blended from Sp e c rally sele ct e d _ leay e s In two packs Ko , ■ . BLUE LABEL . RED & YELLOW LABEL 2/6 per lb. 3/- P«. r J b -.,,

“I am often asked by old pipe smokers,” said Mr. Jolliboy, “what has happened to the grand old mixtures they enjoyed in their youth/ ?? “Has their secret like the secret of the old violins—gone never to be recovered?” “I was inclined to think so until I found □ ■n $ ...... Ifgpll ■ 1 & am Hi m A W ■si* i “The old secret has been rediscovered” —he continued proudly —“HQ is a mixture of ‘Brights’ and ‘Darks’; — blended of the best for the benefit of those of us who really know how to enjoy a pipe.” Obtainable in Two Ounce Pocket Tins and One Pound Glass Jars

■\yHY put up with the inconvenience, heat and drudgery of au old-fasjiioned range? Let u.s quote you for an electrically-equipped kitchen, fitted with a Modern AND UP-TO-DATE STARKIE WATER HEATER This combination will do your work with comfort, cleanliness and economy. Inspection invited. PEACOCK & WILLS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS, HIGH STREET HA WEE A (opp. Grand Theatre) ¥J‘ ¥ tests. S sm I