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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 10063, 30 August 1918, Page 9

■Excellent "Value IN Needlework Traced in - Tuscan, Rustic Rose, and Newest Designs for Eyelet Embroidery on Fine Linen, Satin Jean and Poplin. * THis is an exceptional offer, as PURE LI.NEN is a scarce, commodity and will become scarcer still. And the Prices are surprisingly, low. ; : NOTE FOLLOWING VALUES .D’OYLE T’S TrSced in fine linen, button-hole and hemstitched borders. , 10d., 3/3. TABLE CENTRES Traced newest designs on fine Linens Satin Jean and Poplin, in, .rounds, ovals and squares!' “Hemstitched','button-holeborders. _ , ,1/Xl, 2j'6,: 2/U,.3/3, 4/6, 4/11. TRAY CLOTHS—Traced good designs for eyelet embroidery, on-Eine Linen. • Hemstitch - and buttoflhole borders. 2/11, S/G, 3/1;, 1/6, 4/U. ■EIYB i Q:jDI^CK,.CLOTHS-rTraced, f pretty. .designs on Llpeh'./ Hemstitched borders. .. .... , • 1,0/6. SIDEBOARD CLOTHS—Traced good'designs bn "fine Linen. Button-hole' and h era sti f ched horde vs, ' 6/11, 8/6. - TOILET -SETS—Traced pretty designs on Linen/ IL mHtitched bordersr ' 3 p. See them in the 'Wiricl6'W. WE HAVE ALWAYS IN STOCK suitable, Threads , for Eyelet Embroidery, and Coloured Silks in all shades. the £ Discount lor . CUBA STREET. and see for yourself how economical it is—how - d e licio liV, fragrant and. satisfactory. Remember to ask fof 'e uorr . - gjW- 1 ■ 6ofz s/ift WHOLESALE AGENTS—MESSRS THOMPSON BROS.. LTD,. WELLINGTON. r Tl Ma te Maori : HE KUPU MAI NA RIPITANA ' / Kb nga tangata kaitoa c mohio ana ■ ; Hts-titiro i te ahua 6 te Maori e ■ whakaae hatoa ana— ME TORUNGA TE MAORI KITE TIT/RO I TE ME A PAI. ' , : :. Kaore ia c rahua-i nga - whakawai. Pat" he ‘hi te Maori ‘ te" ’ LiptooV Tea (Tl A RIPITANA) He mohio tona hi nga ahua tinai o mua —ahaho'a ill te hapunga Ti a Ripitana, tbria haha nui atu- —Tu he lona Reha: tu he tona Kakara. ' /Kb te tikinga i pihi haere tonu ai 'te whai. a te Maori ho te 'Ti 'U Ripitana, fie mohio. ma reira anake, -ka ngata ai tona liiahia. TE KUPU OATI A “RIPITANA.” KelTaooza ma le Maori—bei Taona« boki m« le . Pakeba ~• - . y Mch»m«9 ka t.ipoAO te wbiwhi If teiaM uVai Ti a Hspitana k»ore 1 uu ki twia biabia —mobetnea taaei Lore e kite* lofik raireatanga, e . lira nei shake* ili)« if nui atu te kane—ka lere tonu te whakahok>« atu kf aiao te muni utu ote lime te moai ulu o te poobitanz* o le takai o .le.ti i too, ioa ‘ whakahokia tikalla kia Ripitana, RimUjli, Akaraaa,, nte te ingot aoo o te tea I hokona mai ai, c mail ant a rus?*. . 1 Tonoa atu, be! to Ti a Ripitana, i le Tea. Hemea Whalciiupuiupu, ha mea Tukutuku Da Dfe Tioo Kaibokoboko Ti oto Ao Katoa. . , KGA UTU 2/2 motc2/4 TRANSLATION. Tea for the Maori f.: .A MESS AGE FROM ; r ,.v, p. .LIPTON. . Ail ,discerning-’obtcrvers'of Native character agree-on one point, and that in—the Maori knows • good thin? at -a glance. He is cot deceitad by Bounce.,’ The Maori prefers , Lipton’s Tea He has learned by experience that A very little of Lipton’s Tea makes « Good Pot—Delicious in Flavour, The reason why Maoris are drinking Lipton’s Tea In'larger'and util! .. larger quantities is that they cannot be disappointed. The “ LIP'J ON ■* GUARANTEE is Good Knbuch Tor the Maori—and for thePakeha,tool ! If anyone gets a packet of “ Liptoa*’ not to his taste—or.U it bo not ,found,an economical Tee, requiring - onty a little to make s Good Pot—there will- be promptly refunded both price and postage if the package of tmueed Tea is relumed direct to Lipton, Limited, Auckland, ’with name of etore wjicre.,purchased, Aek your Storekeeper for Lipton’s Tea—Grown and Lintributed by the Worlds, Largest Tea Purveyors, . Priced 2/2 and 2/4. .. HAtNCS-19 A J