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Otago Witness, Issue 2805, 18 December 1907, Page 52 (Supplement)

THEIR AHVLqe f \ Their ACHIEVEMENT | I W'HEN the Tiger Blends of Teas were \ I /^^ I E^r\ f^^^K "W HAT is the result ? The result is onl y % first introduced over 20 years ago it \ I ( \ I / A-N 1 what was to be expected. The Tiger was our aim to establish in the South Island *^\ \ \ \\ Vj II rißr iB -1 / / Blends have maintained their position as the --' of New Zealand tea blends which would be \ \ \ \ J \ 111 1 "x most popular Teas in the South Island .-; not only the fullest value obtainable from a \ \ ■,> n " l> " fc in ■^-// / I 1 against all comers. * ■ '^^*»t» t * I 1 quality point of view, but would also be I I thoroughly suited to the public taste i a the pRESIDENT LIXCOLN oncesaid: 'You „ different districts for which they were in- . C " n £ ° O1 a " ° f the So ° e ° f the s tended 1 time, and you can fool some of the people all *, *r-'_7v ■ k of the time, but you can't fool all the U jt*r j^k. people all the time." So the coupons are Si YEARS later, when rival firms sought to -'«|^^ g« in S <"* of fashion. 1 establish their brands by offering cash *v /^pT§Hß™fc-. — -t bonuses and coupons, we held aloof from < / Wjj^^\ T^HE Tiger of this picture is now recog- \l such tactics, preferring to maintain the ' \ S^-J^^^ m nised thr °ughout the whole of the t: standard of quality of the ( ' Tiger " Blends >?/jf *^w\^ South Island as the Hall Mark of all 5 at its highest possible point of excellence in \oj fl tbat is excellent in Teas, spite of all such competition. i^4>>^t^- V ~f jt I h "pO-DAY the popularity of the Tiger T-r-rrfA , „ i , - / iiu nr ll,d Blends is still ahead of all others ; toHIS we have been enabled to do in the / iUM lIT _ , , / \ day they stand at the summit of perfection past through having no such leakage /_, 0 s " .x. x . , j• j , -v r= j „ „ , '£•*■■*. *tf\%i \ just as they did when they first appeared. « of expenditure to consider, and we intend to- / ! 'EC 10^' i keep up this high standard of quality in the \ -^ , . . •, „ • • J \ & / \ TF you have not yet proved their supen- g future also. r"""^ i ™™ I ™TT lll ™' <^^~l I I >»■ ■ ■ 1 . „ , -.••♦• 1 1 I I I / \ / I onty over all others, it is quite a simple y? I f"^*y / \ I s^ matter to procure a packet from your nearest £}UR aim is the same now as it was 20 / I I / A \ \, storekeeper and test it in comparison with years ago — viz., to give the highest // I J/ —— \f* J any brand you bave been using, even at a possible value in Tea for the money paid, mmm^ mmm^^-*^— * L^Lmm^ higher price. When you have proved its and to endeavour to suit the puolic taste excellence get a 51b. tin, and you will then in each district. V . J be better pleased than ever. ASK FOR ANY OF OUR REGISTERED BRANDS AS FOLLOWS :- TIGER No* 2 Quite the finest Blended Tea ever offered 2/- per It). TIGER No* 9 Also a grand Tea of really good quality — Ceylon and Indian 1/1O pGP It). \ TIGER No* J Thoroughly recommended as a stout, good Household Tea 1/8 peP It). TIGER No* 0 "^ here are some who must have a low-priced article, and though the better grades \/Q per* lt>. '"' will prove more satisfactory, yet this Tea defies competition at the price.

Here are some Sterling* Lines awaiting* an introduction to you ' *mnT^s^ "HARLEQUIN" TOBACCO A Dark Tobacco of a particularly delectable flavour. It is always cool and clean tasted, and is a great favourite amongst experi= enced smokers. Get a plug and try it. "BENSDORPS" COCOA. A Cocoa the equal of which is not obtainable in the whole world. It has a most delicious and palatable flavour. It is truly nourishing and easily digested by young and old. DURBAR BOOT POLISH The " Durbar* Boot Polishes— in Black or Tan— are now the recognised leading Polishes at Home. They put a surface like patent leather on boots or shoes — a polish, too, that remains brilliant all day. They prolong the life of footwear 50 per cent. MARSHALL'S GLASGOW SEMOLINA Contains all the elements necessary for the sustenance and growth of the human frame. It is "The Finest of the Wheat " in the true sense of the term. Splendid recipes for making soups, pastry, puddings, scones, sweetcakes, blanc mange, &c, on every packet. "WHITE HORSE" CELLAR WHISKY Mackie's famous "White Horse" needs very little introduction to ;; New Zealanders. Most people who are particular about the kind J of Whisky they drink always stipulate for "White Horse "—the *7: "Real Mackie." ?