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NEW ZEALAND'S FAVOURITE TEA FOR OVER 40 YEARS Nothing is ever "Just as Good" as the "Best" m m »£ mM *1 TOi £t $43 *w ' ' ' •;> mm >yyyi'A />> ' - m WAV. •:v:vtv m m m . S:S •s« ■>iW •'V v ' J BBSS S ; W Wm mm ? fete!: '■■ MM warn P'M ' : . ; 45?W- j SrfSssSsSftSS v •• •• • ffisSSfi-K •• •' > fcs* *• e - lifMsh :W:> -• V. " . • I I •♦J r - y r> '.'jV " There's a lot of bunkum talked about tea . . . you hear it everywhere • . . claims that this tea, and that tea, are just as good as 'Amber Tips.' If you only stop to think you will realise that all this 'just-as-good' talk is really a very frank acknowledgment of 'Amber Tips' superiority . . . after all, there's never anything 'just-as-good' as the best," "AMBER TIPS" IS THE STANDARD BY WHICH TEAS ARB J -" Choice Empire grown tea .. . blended in New Zealand to New Zealand taste .. . unrivalled for fragrance and flavour . . . definitely good for your health and really economical. Supplied in special packets that deliver "Amber Tips" to your home plantation fresh—or in a variety of Fancy Tins and Art Canisters aft slightly extra cost. Ggwfr No. 1 Red and Yellow Packets Blue Label \%'4 Uxo Choice Empire Grown C SUPPORTED 6vMEDICAL RECOMMENDATION W WHEN IT * COMES TO PERFORMANCE > V->r*s n m IT ONLY NEEDS FEW DOSES OF WRINGER CAN THE NEW A Al WITH THE TEN YEARS' FREE MODEL REPLACEMENT GUARANTEE M*k The ACME Model 50 was created specially to speed-up v«i>«7 washday and to cut the work in naif. That it has completely succeeded is evidenced by its enormous popularity. See the ACME Model 50 at your Hardware Store. Observe the efficient reversible water-drain which allows clothes to be wrung from either side, the metal clothes euides to spread the clothes evenly, and thoie strong, solid rubber rollers that wrin« anything from heavy blankets to gossamer undies with a minimum of effort and a maximum of efficiency... and makes them cleaner, too. The ACME is more efficient, stronger and more economical than any other wringer you can buy—and In performance it has been proved the best of all wringer#. to BANISH the most stubborn iwrai See name ACME 55/ott the wringer NETT ACME WRINGERS LIMITED DAVID ST., GLASGOW, S.E., SCOTLAND Factory Representatlvet . GUTHRIE & NORTON LTD., Pavkel'i Anzac Ave.. Auckland. N.Z. NEVER BE WITHOUT IT Sold Everywhere PROGANDRA WJLL REMOVE THAT. tORN » - ; '■ i. NO TROUBLE NO PAINIF 16 CUSTARD r ts so de icious *% K m rSo easily made,,. nooth.. nd of ghest al'ty-... IN 5 DEtTaOUS FLAVOURS AND STANCAR W m 20% M LIGHT? Made by the makers of "Nugget" Boot Polishes, therefore it's good. mwm V\<,! n 43 V v 4 11# Hi 1 ~.V ii A 40-watt Philips Coiled-Coil lamp gives you 20% more light than the best of ordinary lamps the modernised filament is the secret of this increased efficiency. Why not let Philips shed more light in your home—the Philips Coiled-Coil lamp pays a bonus in light yet your investment costs no moro. MADE IN ENGLAND STOPPED? THAT RAGING TOOTHACHE Nervine acts instantly pain stops at once! Why rack your nervous system 1 Keep Nervine handy. Used for 30 years. 1/6. Barraclougji's Maote (Advt. of Philip* Lamps (N.Z.) Ltd., i'Bo-288 Wakefield St., Wellmgtpn,) SKIPPER'S FOR RESULTS "I was almost torn apart with nn * awful barking' cough," writes Mrs. C. W (Christchurch), "until I started taking SKIPPER'S EMULSION. In 4 weeks there was no cough; in 6 weeks I had put on weight." 2/3j Extra Large. 4/3. All leading Grocers and Chemists. NERVINE Joy of Spring by Rail t Inspiring Trips at Low Cost i From far and near come reports of earlyspring. Marvels of colour are glowing on sunny landscapes. Lambs are frisking in fields of brilliant green. New glories are on the hills and mountains. Nature calls mankind to enjoy the heart-warming pageantry. Up and away for a holiday by rail! Young —or not so young—you will be refreshed by pleasant changes of scene. Whatever your tasks may be, you will do them better after a little holiday. Cosy Trains for Cheerful Journeys

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22191, 19 August 1935, Page 17

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Page 17 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22191, 19 August 1935, Page 17

Page 17 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22191, 19 August 1935, Page 17