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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 9403, 9 January 1894, Page 6

x There i? nothing more • palatable and refreshing than a good cup of tea. A great drawback has always been the dread of the harm gradually done to the digestive powers by the tannic substance contained in the leaf 01. even the best tea. The proprietors of a new brand of , tea called " Heaith Tea," claim to have found a proceas by which they rid the tea of the injurious - ingredients without in any way affecting its sustaining, and invigorating qualities or destroying the natural aroma. ' Indeed, these qualities are rather enhanced. • The new brand will also be found more economical' than the ordinary tea, as the process renders the release of the better P|roi>emeß of the leaf more easy. " Health ye* h *2 rapidly become popular in the Aus* tralianColonies. . . 'W- ■'v.!' • Quality is the Test of Value.—lf the best of everything is good enough for you, drink and enjoy Brown, Barrett, and Co.s Unxld teas, 2s lOd, & 6d, 2s 4d, and 2s, to be had of all grocers* ,v;V • ~ I. - Ex ! Waikato, latest novelties vin bows, scarves, and mercery, at J. W. Shackelford's, next Savings Baok.