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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 13575, 31 December 1914, Page 5

On the importance of being sure When you buy tea yeu want to be »urm Q >4 '"* you are getting th f e b«t quality and the veeyOtlgeZ best value for your monly. Most brands aro tlilS package "just tea" made up irfto packets. Don't yen I Sittd th€fl YOU think it would be much more satisfactory te you flw , c^«*trtV»f* to insist on a tea whose; quality and value you me^urcpi are sure of ? Our tea is the outcome of 35 years ; geilWgtnebeSfc practical experience in bleWdlng. We have the ; puaUfy and largest stocks in the Dominion of the choicest 1 thphPfli \rxhti> Ceylon and Indian teas^aud we knew exactly hew | "K WMI; VaiUC. to blend these to the best advantage. That Is i why in Nation Moate's teas you get a flavour, i delicacy, s|*e,il|;th, purity and value yeu cannot '. set from any ethers. Our name, and 35 \ years public approval Is behind eur tea. 5 We ajpe * ure you ca " * et BO ether tea a* ft.\^>^^Y » «eod— you will be ««ire of it tee when 5 j^^^^^^^^^f^S^ you taste the first cup, : I^^ Prices-l/6yi/«, 1/10,2/-, ..^ ~^s.jr ' Awarded . — 4 «0L», 4 SPBCIAL, and 1 SILVBfc MBPAU I NELSON MQ&IB Soon be Over! Don't Mis Our Sale! DON'T COME ALONG BOME DAY AND FIND TTft ALL OVEB, AND THAT YOU'VE PUT. OFF Y»UB BARGAIN -HUNTING TILL TOO LATE. GOOD THINGS CANT LAST FOREVER, AND THIS SALB Ife) WITHOUT DOUBT A FEAST OF GOOD THINGB FOB THE THMFTY. ' THERE ARE STILL HUNDREDS OF WONDERFUL BARGAINS LEFT, AND EVEN- GREATER REDUCTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE ON EVERY LINE TO ENSURE ABSOLUTE CLEARANCE. WATCH THE REMNANT TABLES. THEY'RE WORTH IT I , New Address : Next Whinrays. n IDCC f^.~*&W*-*a^e***& Opposite Salvation Army Barracks. E* Wrx IZ. O , \& I SDOF HC

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