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Taranaki Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 14344, 24 October 1910, Page 4

Did you n< leglect to write for our Free Tea Strainer ? This Tea Strainer should be in every home where Tea is drunk, because it costs nothing more than a halfpenny stamp to get it. NOTICE—Ws don’t even ask you to pay the postage on it. Simply say—“ Please send me the FREE TEA STRAINER you advertise in to-day’s Taranaki Herald, and it’s yours.” Why do we give it away ? Well—to be frank with you, we want you to remember the name When you go to your Grocer’s. AMBER TIPS TEA •Pick up your pen now and scribble off those few words to CHRISTCHURCH. Wholesale Agent; NEWTON KING. NEW PLYMOUTH.

NOTE THE PACKING-1 Why Do We Pack it This :■:■■■ ee REGISTERED iumcT H£ather OAT 8 HA Specially prepared ROLLED OATS Easily Digested Can't you see P Beneath -an outer bag of tough, close-meshed linen, Gatina is pa,cked in an inner wrapper* of impervious wood pulp paper. This keeps the Gatina fresh and crisp, and makes it absolutely certain that no moisture, impurity, or foreign matter of any sort can get at the food. 04 Tim MADE PURE! KEPT PORE! SOLD PURE (>)BRA LANGDOWN & CHRISTCHURC ON Thanks to the scientific method of packing, and the perfect process of preparation, Gatina is always not merely good but perfect. The fine nutty flavour, secured by our 'mode of preparation, is unimpaired. That is why children like it so. That is why men don’t tire of it. That is why delicate women and girls thrive on it. That is why it is the most stimulating and appetising of all cereal foods.

lot Wafer In Abundance! a Plentiful and Continuous Supply of Hot Water In the kitchen, is a boon which every wife and housekeeper will gladly welcome SHACKLOCK’S ORION Ranges may be purchased fitted complete with self-filling JHigpb. Pressure Boilers By which is brought into the kitchen a-plentiful supply of hot water. ' High Pressure Boilers can also be supplied for I 'OREON” Ranges now in use. Estimates, prices and full particulars may be obtained through the ironmongers, or direct from H. E. SHACKLOCK, Ltd., Dunedin, and at Auckland and Wellington