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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LII, Issue 165, 10 July 1918, Page 2

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TiMate Maori HE KUPUMAINA RIPITANA _ Ko nga tangata katoa e mohio ana kite titiro i te ahua o te Maori e whakaae katoa ana— --■ / HETOHUNGA TE MAORI KITE TITIRO I TE ME A PAL Kaore *ia e rahua i nga mahi whatiawai... Pai ke kite [Maori te Tipton's Tea (TI A RIPITANA) He mohio tona ki nga ahua mai o mua—ahakoa iti te kapunga Ti a Ripitana, tona kaha nui atu—-Tu ke tona Reka; tu ke tona Kakara. t Ko te tikanga i piki haere tonu ai te whai a te Maori ko te Ti a Ripitana, he mohio, ma reira anake, ka ngataai tona hialiia. ■ » , TE KUPU OATI A "RIPITANA." nh*ko« iti le ti nui atu . kahokia atu ki aino te i li UIU o te noohilangn o te tnkoi o te ti.i Icje .UULil.>;■,.!.'. Li. Ff.nit.n, Rimititi. At» NGA UTU 2/2 me to 2/4TRANSLATION. Tea for the Maori nit is— the Maori knows..* ood thing at a glance. He is not deceived by Bounce. 3 Maori prefers . , Upton's Tea [ehaa learned by experience that a Tery little of iiipton's Tea ntftkca ft Good Pot—Delicioua in Flavot The reason why Maoris are drinking Tjintnn's Tea in larger and still that they cannot uu The'" LIPTON " GtrABANTEE is Good Enough for the Maori—ana for the Pakeha, tool If anyone Rets a packet, ol "Lipton**,. not to bis. taste—or it.it bo not only a little to make a' Good Pot—there will bo promptly refunded both price and postage if the parage of unuacd Tea ia returned dir to.Lipton, lii Ask your Storekeepi