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Southland Times, Issue 21823, 28 September 1932, Page 2

JULIA GETS THE ’DOUBLE ECONOMY’ IDEA. “This new ‘double economy’ idea seems to be spreading all over Southland.” “Yes, Julia has taken to it, too, though her tea tastes as delightful and expensive as ever. She told me she makes a double saving by using Tiger Tea—at least 6d a pound on the price, and many more cups to the pound (400 she said).” Tiger Tea is the only ‘fine’ ’tea selling in the Dominion at 2/6 a pound. It makes a fine flavoured satisfying cup of tea that will appeal to even a fastidious palate. Try it to-day. Your grocer sells it.—Advt.

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