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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 78, 25 June 1943, Page 6

10 % AMBER TIPS m co TEA *3 *, 6) W: <s J WE MUST USE LESS TEA. Now is the Time to Check Waste. Tea lovers sometimes complain that few people haem ham to make tea. Follow the suggestions Mom and pom’ll get more flavour from less tea. L Sold the pet. nkinc tt BierMcfclT hat. Heat la aewwtr to extract the fell rlidmeea fram ■Amber Tip. * 1 Steep » l» * bonqaet and IhTML L MILA SURE—r» «. Really hotline ' a water directly an ha lterer tea te water. By following the above many people matte 4 and 5 caps of fragrant tea from one single heaped teaspoonful of "Amber Tips’*—New Zealand’s Favoartte Tea fop SC years. tnl)

/TS LIKE GETTING A * BONUS OF EXTRA CLOTHES COUPONS INHEN VOU USE R/NSO'S RICHER SUDS 1 . LOOK ! YOU SAVE TIME AND FUEL AS WELL ! • - • You're through the wash so much sooner with Rinso’s richer, thicker suds. They’re real hustlers! Instead of the usual 15-20 minutes “boil”, 2 minutes is enough when Rinso’s in the copper. What a saving in time and fuel! JO-i-j * a yWj* m « a i ■ '-fQS n stve you coupons time and time again. CLOTHES BRILLIANT WITH RINSO ALONE —NO EXTRAS ! ONLY 2 MINUTES BOILING . . . CLOTHES LAST LONGER With clothes in boiling water for such a short time, there’s leas strain on the fabric. And that’s not the only way Rinso saves! These rich thick suds cleanse without hard rubbing. They A Rinso wash on the line is a picture! Whites dazzling, colours gay as Spring. All your special washing—precious silks and woollies—come up fresh and lovely after a quick run through these gentle suds. And Rinso does the whole job alone. Without a penn'orth of extras LEVER BROTHERS (N.Z.), LIMITED, PETONE

CLOSING To-Morrow! f*\ MY GREAT CHANCE £SOOO ALLUVIAL GOLD ART UNION Please send me ADDRESS. CLOSES: 26th JUNE, 1943 DRAWN: 7th JULY, 1943 mMWMT7Mta Local * Agent, “My Great Chance” Art Union, P.o. Box 135, Nelson. me tickets in "MY GREAT CHANCE" An Union (Tickets 2/6 eoch). I enc/o*e Postal Note for £ i i also stamped addressed envelope for reply. (Postage stamps not accepted In payment of tickets .) (Mr.. Mr*, or H«) B v Itcense hmted under Section 41 of “The Gamine Act. 1908." OBJECTS? To raiao fund* to th« extant of tha •roAta available for the objects to be ipecWed by tho Hoo. Minfrtor of Utter n*J Affairs. N. McArthur, P.O. Bo* 110. Wellington. B. L. Hammond, P.O. Box 110, Wellington. Ist prize £2OOO 2nd . , £ SOO 3rd . , £ 2SO 4th . , £ 150 sth . £ 100 IOO'KHUS 1000 200Y£5mii£ 1000 305 pbizes=ssooo