Page 13 Advertisements Column 1

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 16842, 28 April 1915, Page 13

Don't be tempted by fancy coloured packets—remember it is the contents of the packet that you drink, not the fancy label. To get the best you must purchase teas blended by Nelson Moate & Co., who guarantee every package. Look for the willow-pattern packet. 11 m V '"I for 35 years, have been acknowledged the purest in quality, most satisfactory in flavour and strength, and most economical in use. Get a packet at the grocer's to-day iand see what pure tea really is. Prices; 1/8. 1/10. 2/-, 2/2, 3/est W m. sr^a m <:.*.» m Sag m V& t&v m I

~.;......- .-•. ,■•■ .■■-!. ■ '.:*'■•■"■■*'*"''■** n At the D.I.C. Commencing To-Day. The Wintry air of the last few clays is the first indication of FUR WEATHER, and never were we better prepared to meet your demands than at present. Our stocks of Furs are large and well assorted, comprising the best and most fashionable skins of every variety, direct from Britain's most skilled manufacturers. See them TO-DAY is our advice. FUR COATS < FUR SETS FUR WRAPS FUR CAPES Etc. Etc. Best Possible Value and Certain Satisfaction. 1/- Discount in every complete £ for CASH., ■:?lr; mv ,E. C. BROWN, Manager X* ■:--'■ :■■<:■,: ;.,:-;-■:,;■.,•':„■'•„-,-,!■ • • . '£ • !-■ .--..■ :j'^:rjw^i u^wmp