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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20901, 16 December 1929, Page 16

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Otiginai Dusifreedlea Amber Tips" first favourite for twenty-five years .... but not for that reason alone It is true that for a quarter of a century every latest device for extracting tea-dust has been installed for cleaning this socolled ‘Tannin-Dust” from the fine tea of - 7 which “Amber Tips*’ is-blended. Pure, however, as it has always thus been rendered, the sales of “Amber Tips” have, year by year, “gone up by leaps and bounds,” and its steady leadership to-day is due to the sole and consistent use of the choicest pluckings of Geylpn’s rare and. rich crops. These rich and rare pluckings' of bounteous • Nature’s fine tea are the chief secret of the fragrant flavour of pure, refreshing, healthful “Amber Tips” and of its indisputable economy. Finest in flavour First in Favour $ ft f 11 i a*! Ceylon’s BEST Ten

Mrs F. J. Conn’s trophy, for best - listens hack—Miss Grcenslade. Mr C. Brenesell’s prize, for best draught brood mare—-A. Stewart. Mr William Mackintosh's prize, for best local lady’s hack—Mrs J. S. M'Cartncy. Ketnpthorne, Prosser’s Cup, for most points in butter—Mrs J. Hellyer. Mr W. J. Lewis’s prize, for best dark fruit cake—Miss J. Dick. Acme Supply Company’s prize, for best dog in the show—W. J. Bennett. Mrs E. Lewis’s trophy, for most points in cattle—J. Hellyer.

Kaitangata is free from dross or stone, and burns cleanly to the last without soot. —Adrt.