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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVII, Issue 10748, 12 September 1913, Page 6

ggggygapgwyg^g!^ EP9 g #% ifti II I £"k tf% $% W 4"% LET US FILL MAIL ORDER-! | VQR Natnral Tassoie Silks ara always dressy and they v/ear well and wash well, Olosel; from knots, Imports by us from tii-3 iSast. 19 inch at 1/3 a yard 25 inch ab 1/7, 1/10, 2/?, 2/3, 2/6 a yard 28 inch at 2/10, 4/9 a yard 34 inch at 2/2, 2/11, 3/3, 3/9 a yard SAMPLES ON REQUEST. All the above Post Free for Cash with Older. We Guarantee Satisfaction or will Refund Money, THE LEADING DRAPERS nSQSSBBSESEEGSEaQSKaBSae wedmimkr W±?^<s&&&v2 WMtmSg^yA mm &&%:&>: S*3s*« mmmm SsmW} Wm^mM&io. mmMswsm't -i'^fcS: g^STOR m* »Bs e ?*> ms^i &^ :m. M © The discriminating motorist smokes Regents—he knows that for quality and flavour they are not excelled by much higher priced brands. Try a packet of Regents —note that the paper is the finest quality—see how firm is each cigarette—cut one open and examine the tobacco—then you will appreciate why Regents are growing so rapidly in popularity. Regent Cigarettes do not bite the tongue. Smoke them and share in the Great Free Gift Scheme—4o beautiful presents. W BaE*» £;fl *3» m m 9H m « m m m CXGJ\JR.E/T m m Get a Free Gift Catalogue from your tobacconist or -svrite for one to Hep Box 331, Wellington. Sgks mm, ses s« m. m as 1 1 2B s=£ ssii THE AMBER TIPS STORY. Packing and Shipping READ THE SERIES. ■ After the tea leaf has been dried it goes to (i the sorting room where it is sifted into grades. Then it is packed into le.ad-line<" chests and transported by the quaint waggon and oxen to the railway station. ,' Thence it goes to the ! quay at Colombo W<£ and is shipped on its long journey to the Amber Tips proprietary at Christchurch. f There in the great Amber Tips factory the jgg finest S|ieaf from the finest plantations is jf'4. blended by experts—the result is New Zealand's *t favourite tea—Amber Tips. Thence it goes to <£ the forwarding department where scores of folks are employed in packing the tea into the 'ff amous Amber Tips package. No less than three separate wrappings, encase the tea and thus it is kept damp-proof and air-tight—preserving all the delightful fragrance, flavour and aroma. <§ Amber Tips tea has another rare advantage—it • * can be taken without discomfort by those of j weak digestion. Wmom Ask for Amber Tips and be sure you get it It '^iiSS^ is sold only in the Amber Tips package at 1/8, 1/10 and 2/- per lb. Beware of imitations. ci , , . SOLE WHOLESALE AGENTS COLDINGHA.M & BECKETT/LTD*