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Wairarapa Age, 9 March 1934, Page 3

i exomm Masterpieces o£ Six Coloor Printing ) Never before have such exquisite Cake Tins been available in this country . . . even the word “ exquisite ” fails to do full justice to these masterpieces of colour printing I in which you can buy “Amber Tips” at the insignificant I extra cost of only one penny a pound. Six Magnificent Designs World famous paintings have been selected and reproduced in six colours to decorate IWthe lids and sides. The reproduction is of g an exceptionally high order of merit—the W W rich colours giving an elegance to each Cake M gBA Tin that muss be seen to be fully apprecia- K JHa Ask your grocer to show you the com- Ks /’"■■■< -- M ‘ - |H plete range of “ Amber Tips” Cake Tins Js»w\ /I WIKIMFBWI AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION BEFORE ® 7 ' i ‘- zsr L ' ■ H THEY ARE SOLD OUT. b''®-’'/) iJIL T?F-Mr\ K ■■ ■ and while you are admiring the refined M ’MH elegance and beauty of “ Amber Tips ” Cake t Bl • WU'W) S Tins you will derive additional pleasure KS I a |7fV : // ” H from the knowledge that they are the work ■■l aBl F. N -Na M of New Zealand craftsmen .. . from first to ® -’■l! a 2” IT a ' 9 HI last a New Zealand production. ■ I Great Value! CHOICE TEA IN H The only extra cost for g ® the Tin over and above I Crate <Jim “ 'X^2. - .T“ “ I

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