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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14842, 6 December 1913, Page 3

THE STORY OF AMBER TIPS. f* nc-Jr 3, ~ o . i Drying tie Tea with Hot Air.. > ' ■* READ THE SERIES. vRj " M • \ After the tea leaf is rolled, other processes fS EmißßS& ' *"'-•. follow and finally , the tea goes to the drying <§!&3#:«Z -- V . machine. There it is piled on drawers placed /" «| " /\i one above another.. A current of hot air f fea j 8 , A is passed over it until.'each leaf is .firm and fglFmfJfm gsn ~ ■ 'i ■■\ crisp. Thus all moisture is removed, but with- '- "-> out driving off the essential oil and other con- • \ SgS stituents upon which flavour mainly depends. Jftti\ Irffiegffl IkS -' * The Amber Tips e±pcrta select the finest tea from JMagr j §i iho finest estates tliat'e why it excels all other ,JS ' ' ' \ , teas—eTcn hieher priced brands. T . . .. t tO«1 Amber Tips Tea is unique in quality. It is the nrift£| mffill a'a ~'' * moit economical tea too—more cups from a packet. { fPr-ja fgmtmi w& , The 2/- per Ib. Amber Tips represents perfection |r"'RS rjJgSHj j in tea—it is without J an equal.The 1/10 Amber reSg * * * Tips is-a fine full'flavoured tea-wonderfully --- " economical. The'lJß quality cannot be equalled at " " So 6 CTeat is the snecese of Amber Tip* that some !|l|l WHs2§lfl unprincipled firms imitate its package and name | WAWumffM ' ■ -'\ aa closely as possible. Of course they cannot imitate iie flavour and quality. EmSlhv* ' -"2 Eeioct imitatioDß, specify" Amber Tips and secure |g ' *" the beet value and tho best tea. 69 1. ■'.'' ■ " ••■-.■•' ■■■ "- ■ ■■''--. 4/* - REDUCTION.: in PRICES of MOTOR & MOTOR CYCLE TYRES FROM NOVEMBER 1O Although prices have been reduced, the well known quality of these famous tyres has still been maintained. Write us for price lists. The Dunlop Rubber Co. of Australasia Limited Hi WOBCESTEB ST., CHRISTCHUKB tt CODSTEm PUCE. WELLINGTON ' > ■ ■ •' ■ ' CXS9a-