1 In trke days of&ir francos *SfrO JL*-«c ■ Tea $$Tst became known in \ Jr*& I England towards the end of 1 § the 16* century. In those £joßrj?''~* 8 1 stirring times when Eng- "~ m land's sailors swept the I I seas a chest of Tea was a more valued 11 8 prize than many a trinket wrested from the jf § haughty Spaniard. And -yet money could fl I not buy tea that would compare with 1 1 EVERYBODY'S FAVOURITE 1 I Just as "Amfrer Tips" is superior to the tea of 1 ■ Drake's days so too does it to-day hold B I pride of place over other brands. One trial Q I will prove its merits—test it to-night. tea of I Drake's days so too does it to-day hold S pride of place over other brands. One trial U will prove its merits—test it to-night. 193 fl 3. E. SHANLX ANB CO., 41, FORT STREET, SOLE AGENTS. It There's none I 11 ' ml so P' C l Uant aS /» Worcester Sauce
PATENTS INVENTORS. MOTE: Strictly personal *ttention to all cheats' specifications fend drawings. EDWD. HAYDOCK, WAKEFIELD ST., AUCKLAND.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17456, 28 April 1920, Page 10
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188Page 10 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17456, 28 April 1920, Page 10
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