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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 90, 6 August 1914, Page 7

What doss your tea-package contain? B> : wnai you,re buying—a fancy package is no>guarantee of the excellence of the contents. Particularly so with Tea, for there are him* dreds of brands” which consist simply of inferior tea put up in fancy packages. Don t be misled into buying any of these. Sometimes they are pushed because they give the grocer more profit. Get a brand o* proved, merit. Nelson, A mate s Teas-have held the leading position in the ■ | for 3 5 years. Their quality, purity and value have placed tnem there and will maintain them. Being the largest buyers of Ceylon and Indian Teas in New Zealand we get many advantages, while our long experience in blendmg and selection enables us to produce Teas that stand alone in quality, purity and economy of use. The brand Nelson, Moate” is your safeguard against inferiority. It stands for unparalleled vame. To get Nelson, Moate Teas is to get satisnot once but always. - ■ Ohs brand that # > *4 V 1 1 &t. CT*. it aioA nst p i t-Oi ,Tlv I r.-v j iTiteiv, nV,:. cc * <Vj ?’v Gy, ‘ T ■a I ..'IAJ, tv\ ,te; a /? n O IA i /° ! a !1 |, (v tvte J vjvt> k ' j 51 .*> // V* . c::u>o N n f k

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