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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 11977, 14 May 1914, Page 7

ALARM CLOCKS. i ; Ooc of-our Eeliabk I Alarm Clocks I frill effectually aroase even the sotiadesi ileeper I •** the right Urns. They keep goodjiaw and 1 I 4o their tfmy. Splendid I ; JgfS USf OBCW VfebfilS «t ss, 7s, 10s & 11s 6d.' \ POSTAGE 6d EXTRA. I ALL GUARANTEED F OE TWELVE MONTHS I P I EEEE EEPAIES. I ! I . '»•»» •■*«■ '" ™ J I ~ . £% jewellers, oPTioiAwe, & DiaaoT I |i Mf IMPOBTBBS, Brtatoliehed 1885. Tele- I I Hia W. 4lwai| phonQ lO e, p.o. boz 5, | , , . — ■ - ■ ■ i

I The finest of teas from sunny Ceylon | I Scientific and medical research has supplied 1 another reason why you should drink AMBER ;| I TIPS TEA. The famous English medical journal |/^ I "The Lancet," recently conducted an exhaustive |^g '*.? research into tea and the effects of various teas, and si conclusively proved that ■ & I better health results from | I the use of high-grade teas f | . I like AMBER TIPS. ' I 1 Moreover, it was demonstrated that tea at 2/- and 1/10 g 4\ I per lb. is really almost as cheap as tea at 1/6, because the | ,i 1 I higher priced frier grades give more cups per lb. From 1/6 per || J| '% lb. tea, only 224 cups of tea were obtained, but from 2/- per lb. |f\|| P tea 2&0 cups of best tea were given. | -|p ■f#S- I It will cost you practically no more per year to use 2/- I I lb. AMBER TIPS in preference to cheap inferior teas | 1 while you'll be drinking tea that in Savour, quality, fragrance 3g i and economy cannot be excelled. You will benefit more in || |l I pocket, pleasure and health by the purchase of one lb. of ffi Ct E choice AMBER TIPS than two lbs. of cheap inferior tee. M AS * 1 j i^i EVEKYBODYS FAVOURITE ■ r IMOMPBON Hii -w.. MM l>.. Australian Mutual Provident Society. ESTABLISHED 1849. THE LARGEST MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE IN THE BRITSSH EMPIRE, & THE BEST BONUS-PAYING OFFICE IN THE % WORLD! ' FUNDS OVER £30.000,000 ANNUAL INCOME NEARLY t4,000,00C o BONUSES DIVIDED YEARLY! The CASH BONUSES divided among Policy Holders for the ONE YEAE, 1912, amounted to £936,971, producing Reversionary Additions of £1,640,000. LOW PEEMIUMS. LIBERAL CONDITIONS. UNEQUALLE7D RESULTS. . o DIRECTORS OF THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH:— t<l.. iTfvn n T JOHNSTON M.L.O. (Chairman;; A. De B. BRANDON E O q (beputy DUNCAN Esq.; JOSEPH JOSEPH Esq., q Md haboLD BEAU CHAMP Esq. EDWABD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary* Branch Office: CUSTOMHOaSE QUAY. WELLINOTOW. Mflßterton District Office-H. J. FRANCTS Dietrict S^retary. ■ ' \