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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 10108, 16 October 1917, Page 3

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k MwM r^ m Al M Jf ,%7 ’w |f | mMMmaaapm 3%£ m \4 ■y.’Ajj*_ & Si« ESC m • 5 i ?-i‘ JT JOLVu£: Now tea has advanced in price, no woman need feel that she must bay some cheaper, inferior brand. REMEMBER the use of “Amber Tips” 1 ea is a well established economy because being a blend of fine Ceylon Teas, you use less and get a better cup of tea. , The “LANCET" investigations in 1911 proved that fine teas presented twice the physiological value cl common teas, although the price ot the former may be only 50°,', more, if as much." BEAR in mind these facts ivhen next ordering tea. % t'irha Jit I m hj% Packed in Three Grades: 2/-, 2/2, 2/4 Prices anvanceri Twopence only 154 tss&rsßS't-' WHOLESALE AGENTS: MESSES GOLDING HAM AND BECKETT, P.N.

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