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Timaru Herald, Volume CVII, Issue 16524, 20 April 1918, Page 3

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?" i&TTr^r-^ 'Y 1%! t "7" "Pf r*KJ**— tit* & Why not practice economy and yet buy the best on the: market. By always purchasing XT' 7» 10 ms BH i 6 you are practicing economy :n lis truest sense, because being ■a blend of fine teas you use less and get a betler cup of tea. There is absolutely no economy in buying cheap inferior teas, they are wasteful and injurious to health. Pill 1 /-T r TW , " > ,T r T •nm :.K' vi i®»®s dew 'ips^* A costs a little more than others but is worth the money. At least give it a trial. Packed in Three Grades: (rys / E3 -/ J m Ui£ir.&f j cz£*m Prfcec Twopence onlj m HE KUPU MAI NA RIPITANA Ko nga tangata katoa o mohio ana kite titiro i tc alma o tc Maori e whakaae katoa ara— HE TOHUNGA TE MAORI KITE TITIRO I TE MEA PAI. Kaorc ia e raliua i nga mahi vvhakawai. Pai ke kite Maori te 's Tea TTI A RIPITANA) He mohio tona ki nga ahua inai o mua-—aKakoa iti te kapunga Ti a Ripitana, tona kaha nui atu—Tu ke tona Rcka; tu kc tona Kakara. Ko te tikanga i piki Haere tonu ai te whai a te Maori ko te Ti a Ripitana, He mohio, ma reira anake, ka ngata ai tona hiahia. TE KUPU OATI A "RIPITANA." hei Paonga ma te Maoii—hei Taonga hoki ma te Pakeha Meheraeaik» tupono let *Vii tungnln tc whiwhi Vi tetahi! takai Ti a Hipitnna kaorc i (au ki tona hiahia mehemea («uei kaore e kite.i tona rnneatanga, n tika nei ahakoa iti te ti nui atu te kaha—ka terc lonu te whakahokia atn ki aia ole moni iitu ote time te mom utu o te poohilana* o tc tak«>i o te ti i toe, ina whakahokia tikatia ki a Ripitana, Kimititi, Akarunn, mete ingoa ano ore toa i hokoua mai ai, c inau ana i tunaa. I atu, hei te Ti a Ripitana, ite Toa He <sl2«* he me« Tukuluku na ityu B j *>a»nokohoko Ti ote Ao K#to», UTU 2/2 mete 2/4' TRANSLATION. Tea for the Maori A MESSAGE FROM UPTON. 'All ubfiorvnra of Native rliaracti'f okwo on one point, and Hint is—the*M«ori knows a good tlilnj? at u planer, ]J« is not decm«d !>)• Uouneo. TJte Maori prefer* Upton's Tea lie ban Irnrnotl l»y experience tliul a wry littln of J,ij>ton'd Tea ntaken a flood l'ot—Delicious in i'luvour, Tho reason why Maoris are Liptun'a Toa in larger and Mtill larger ijuantiiies in that tli. y cannot. ( L»e disappointed. Tin; " LJJ'XUX " OUAItANTKI'I intioud Kihiukli for Hie Miioii—and for tin? I'alfdia.UwJ ]f anyone rcih a packet of ".XJj.ttou 1 * .iiot to bin tnulu—or if it ty; nut found an in'oiiojukhl 'IVa. rfqumnj; .Only a,little to nuike a Hood, 1/ul—tlirre will ho promptly refunded Uotli price and pontage if the packngivof lmuß<ul 'JVa is returned direct to Liptun, Linntod, Atii'lduiHl, with nanio of nlore irhii'o pur<?luth»Mi, A«k your for Llpton'K 'JVa—firown and Distributed \>y (ho World'w Lariat Tuft l'tirvf-jorrf, XViccs .2/- and li' 4. HAINPB-10