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Horowhenua Chronicle, 13 December 1935, Page 2

“WONDERFUL FINE,” SAYS MRS TIMS ON. Now there’s young Min —gone right off her food she has. Schooling and that isn’t no different or harder than what it was, and she hasn’t been gaming and tiring herself out more than usual. The boys is alright, and wo n’t know what’s come over tin? kid. It’s a blessing there’s one thing she will cat plenty of, ar.d that’s Red Diamond Outlets, them fine flaky grains or the oat that’s tasty as nobody could “Red Diamond Outlets is wonderful mislike them. I says to anybody, line for everybody.” (5)

66 It 9 s certainly mast refreshing —and more economical 99 M m m 0* V <ru v:™t * m £ - % f X t y & / -4 '' a .<• .*/• »*•- ' *J> v WL %■>■■■■ jD >i tV> * y*r «5S % m «<3S m i I s'>- y : That is the verdict of an ever increasing number of discriminating tea lovers in New Zealand. That Grown by the English and Scottish Co-operative Wholesale Society Ltd., Manchester, England. N.Z. Distributors: The National Dairy Assn, of N.Z. Ltd. is the verdict, too, in the Old Country, where more Co-op. Tea is sold than any other blend. The phenomenal world sales of Co-op. Tea, grown on C.W.S, Tea plantations, enable you to secure the best at lower prices! Prices to suit all pockets . No, 1 Co-op. Pack (top quality), 3f- per lb. 33 selected FINE CEYLON CO OPERATIVE TEA Obtainable from Levin District Co-operative Society, ltd.