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Free Lance, Volume XVIII, Issue 949, 19 September 1918, Page 9

Spoonful of Tea Into the Pot. • x^>w^ Pour on the boiling water. Let it brew for two minutes.' Then pour out. As the steam curls upwards, sniff! All the fragrance of the Spicy Ceylon Tea-gardens is hidden there. Taste ! As you sip the beautiful amber-coloured beverage, your palate' will be : delighted with its full and delicious flavour. And—the effects !V Your worries will quickly disappear, and you will become bright and happy. ' DESERT GOLD TEA ; ■ 2/4, PIPB is the Tea which will-do all this. There is another good blend ait 2/2 ~ J Ij 1 /■' JWE' AN HA,fNfc:SS YOUH | FOR DOMESTIC PURPOSES— Cooking, Water-heating, etc. \ I ——= 1 | P a FOR PARTICULARS— [i 1 Roberts' Iron, Steel and Oven Works, \ y t I G.P.O. BOX 85, WELLINGTON. \ M Sole Manufacturers of Roberts' Salamander Ranges. ¥