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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 23 March 1922, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES. The ONLY way to get Flavour in Tea Many people appear to think that by putting a little more common tea in the pot a good cup is thereby ensured; instead of this, its commonness is only made more pronounced, and the BLACKNESS and BITTERNESS increased. It is impossible to get flavour and quality in this manner, because they are non-existent. The only way is to use good quality The term "fine^u usei FINE teas. Ask your grocer for by tea experts to describe only the better grades. . . _ jj They cost a little more per •* A VL/i V% WiS Wfr *¥*FMII O" r" 1"" AFIDJUv llro FINE Tea

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