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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19413, 23 August 1926, Page 16

m m I mm iff 7/ A THIS is something quite new in the way of additional value, and is really a form of profitsharing with all users of "Amber Tips"—FlNE Tea —the quality of which ever remains the same. There is no lottery or gamble about these Gift Prizes, and every user of 11 'Amber Tips" can definitely secure the prize they select. In every packet of "Amber Tips" from now on there is a coupon representing 1 a certain number of points, depending on the weight of tea purchased. Save these coupons and write for the current "Amber Tips" Prize List, in which are listed a large number of desirable gifts for personal and household use, for both men and women, and the number of points required to obtain them. Thereafter it is a simple matter of saving the coupons necessary to make up the number of points required for the prize you select. NOTE.—While "Amber Tips" has the largest sale, and consequently the quickest turnover, odd packets may nevertheless be received which do not contain a coupon. This condition is inevitable in the inauguration of a profit-sharing plan, even with "Amber Tips"; but it is one which will be remedied in a very short time, as all packets and tins from now on contain coupons. When writing for "Amber Tips" Prise List, enclose a stamped, addressed envelope, and address your letter to:— " Amber Tips Prize Eastern Tea Company, P.O. Box, 946, Ch.Ch SwwmjJ? y> m. «*» % Sole Agents, J. F. SHANL.Y & CO., 41, Fort Street, Auckland.

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