Page 32 Advertisement 2

New Zealand Tablet, 6 November 1919, Page 32

m 3 mm i mlMm n v~-v m BRADLEY BROS T (CHRISTCH URCH) " FOR STAMKB GLASS 81 sf. ==2. ¥ : mkm mmm \\ mm El M 7>=*rf| ±k •jp'irv Wa wCb m WS m -2 ra» *.v i V'; *=ss v yt a •=25 Oft m 7/xe se S» f'-'-L. Hl__ 7/jstorycf OTea: WZ M \ -~Or^£ ■Arg-' %am> - a*-: • ': vy< C/ea. r fs In the day s Francis of s S r r Drake. i Hi J J r Tea first became known in --/ ? Drake* Tea first became known in England towards the end of the Toth century. In those stirring times when England's sailors swept the seas a chest of Tea was a more valued prize than many a trinket wrested from, the haughty Spaniard. And yet money could not buy any tea that would compare with a more valued @6> 9$ ry mM § & r ■ wmmtu Sb EVERYBODY’S FAVOURITE Just as “Amber Tips” is superior to the tea of Drake’s days so too does it to-day hold pride of.place over other brands.. One trial will prove its merits —test it to-night. 192 <■ .- ; '6-TSt* <? r . . Si ‘•--v J|t| , Consulting Rooms h.■ Opp Masonic Hotel,'' Y- 1 Ip Maples - jSULTING | OPTICiAN.P a SULIWG^O^mA V At - Visits t Hastings Tuesdays'- ■ 1 Bask Chambers Rnunb^ Visits Haatlnga Tuesdays At Union Bank Chamber*