WHEN you consider the delicate nature of the leaf of FINE tea, you realise it would never do to handle it roughly by selling it loose as is often the practice with seconds and thirds. For this reason “AMBER TIPS” is packed in specially prepared packets and tins that retain the original flavour with its fragrance fresh and unimpaired. The “AMBER TIPS” label guarantees the contents of the packet to be all FINE Tea. mjnsm a W? *$ Hcsi rrirrrr rzz
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LI, Issue 16630, 9 January 1925, Page 7
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