Book Gift Tea.

West Coast Times, 6 September 1909, Page 1

Book Gift Tea.

AN APPEAL.

Mr Justice Chapman, on appea quashed the conviction against Mr Brady, the Gishorne agent, for selling "Book Gift" Tea with a coupon attached. His Honour ruled that the system adopter! by the proprietors of '"Book Gift" Tea of giving coupons as n means of exchange for the hooks was perfectly legal and did not comewitnii the meaning of the Act. This decision had the full concurrence of the ether judges. It will be good news to the many traders who have experienced the demand for "Book Gift" Tea to know that they will not lose the opportunity of acquiring a collection of wellbound standard books without cost The Proprietors of "Book bitt Tea maintain that it costs no more for the books than it does for extensive advertising, or the giving of cash prizes which only benefit a few. EVERY PURCHASER OF "BOOK GIFT" TEA PARTICIPATES in the DISTRIL "ION of BKOOKS. . i> knows that for every 61b of Tea hr buys lie can select a book from a list of over 100 standard volumes. He knows from experience also that he is gptcinu a Tea that compares more •lan favourably with any tea he can buy at the same, or ever a higher jjriee.