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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVI, Issue 86, 27 March 1926, Page 12

\ Never Sold Loose \ It would never do to sell “Amber Tips’’ \ loose as is often done with inferior \ N teas. FINE tea calls for special packets I ' in order to retain its delicate fragrance j < ""X f unimpaired. No doubt this_also contriT • j f 1 ’ I butes to the economy of FINE tea, it .7 / f J being well known that one pound / I f 1 of “Amber Tips” makes as many cups I I | as a pound and a half of inferior tea. 11 / / // '<3y ’ ~ Only choice pluckings of correctly matured leaf—- \ / //// those that are rich in flavour and fragrance—are J / Zy/ <£~ \// /Z#V/4x. technically termed “fine” tea. n Ij !11 /'IJI I n blending “Amber Tips” only “Fine” Tea is used. CeyTon’s Best g| gj

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