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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1796, 8 July 1913, Page 3

l, v WOLFE'S Schnapps Jl^ 0 MEANS BUSINESS IT TACKLES "MY WASMNG"What a Blessing itsafl New, MITHVEI WasMng Boiler is! "I am 60 glad X bought it; Really, if anyone had iOSL ~ told mo the difference it would make I'd hardly have 1 ~^ == 5) credited it. ... rnn"' ' -jjjgSf "The old boil or I had took SUCH a time to boil, ||J |P TMB | end it was a ravonous consumer of fuel. || IL , jffijili "But this new METHYEN boiler not only boilsi||fe^ extraordinarily quickly, but requires very little fuel to ||j I lj|| ||[jj do it. And then it's so easy to wash with—no Btraining kjj 1 |j||jj|| or bending over. It doesn't smoke, and it won't wear ffll|| flSjjjf out, quiokly either. lam told it is made of the best Carron oast-iron, and will last quite a hundred years : without repairing. The ironmonger tells mo Tie is selling them fast. I don't wander a bit." |j||||o|||ra X®|r METHVENS, Ltd., tSA Packing and Shipping ■ READ THE SERIES. j' --/l ■ After the tea leaf has been dried it goes to the Sorting room- where it is sifted into grades. Then it is packed into lead-lined chests and transported by the quaint waggon and oxen to the . railway station. Thence it goes to the quay at Colombo and is shipped on its long journey to the Amber Tips proprietary at Christchurch. There in tne great Amber Tips 'factory the .finest leaf from tho finest plantations is , blended by experts—the result is New Zealand's. favourite tea—Amber Tips. Thence it goes to the forwarding department where scores of ' 7 W. folks are employed in packing the. tea into the f \ famous Amber Tips package. No less than three leparate wrappings, encase the tea and thus it "r\p< * mi b kept damp-proof and air-tight—preserving all ■//} M ihe delightful fragrance, flavour and aroma. M Amber Tips tea hasanother rare advantage—it can be taken .without discomfort by those of i y ?*} || 2mber . ytpr- jjgAsk for Amber Tips and be sure you get it It is sold only in the Amber Tips package at 1/8, ■W. 4 1/10 and 2/-per lb. Beware of imitations. 61 7& WHOLESALE AGENTS: MESSRS. TH.OMPSON BROS., LTD., WELLINGTON. . sana m b» m ft* m m m ** ** f!;l ' It is as good as it looks. llrM£ fe n The "Zealandia" takes a bril- . . JL) S liant polish, because it is well ' Tor cooking and baking and — economy of fuel it has no rival, ffy\flip ■S and is the only Eange with a p ■ t cosy open fire. See it at your 6, |s|n U § Ironmonger's, or' write the Mh!|; L K BARNINGHAM & CO., Ltd., Seor H'. Strict, Ditneiin. i mmw-hm mra teaT bz Proud of WR|IE_A ND ASK FOR CATALOGUE 8. . MACNAIR'B TWINKLE WHISKY | Take a tot of "TWINKLE" with water, just a sprinkle; V ff It v/iir make you feel as bright as any star. \ B Anr how's another v/rinklo, when your glasses touch and tinkle, ? 8 Just drink tho toast of "TWINKLE." "Here you are!" r J.. McILRAITH. & COMPANY, j | DISTRIBUTING AGENTS, UO Willis Street, Wellington. | JSP jSJ J3? £& && £3> /& && ■■ When you feel the need of something d A | A ] to warm you, make yourself a cup. Mi V C °^" oe Coffee' Esse ice - Hi! h No waiting—no trouble. \ p t Say SYMINGTON'S to your groce. |S|l§* || 0 ii-7 Thos. Symington & Co., Edinburgh and London. . £7 £b'M & £i? m JS& m Write? A "lustous© PASTST"! (Ready for ARL MADE FROM PURE OIL AND GENUINE PIGMENTS. Packed in lib. to 141b. Tins. Colours absolutely permanent. THE BEST 'AND MOST ECONOMICAL PAINT FOR THE RTJNHOLDER. Agents: SMITH & SMITH, Ltd., OPPOSITE TOWN HALL ... WELLINGTON.]