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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1808, 22 July 1913, Page 3

GREAT - 1 1 RE-BUILDING SALE NOW ON AT C SMITH'S Ltd., j : % CUBA STREET. : See the Wiadows fe* Bafgaks. | 1 Ewroiilk Ball-Beaflag | Carpet Sweepers# j Tltese swee'pefrs are built on tliamoet modem linos and are 5 backed by a reputation that has stood the test for 25 years' J service. j They are entirely of British manufacture and are built for | long service and for every day use. Ewbank Sweepers are ; constructed of the best materials, are artistically designed, j beautifully finished, and are of high-grade workmanship. The s important feature of these machines is that the 3 Ball-lbeafing is applied to the Brush i and not to the wheels of the machine. This is a great | improvement, because if the brush sticks, as it sometimes does, | in the old style of sweeper, it does not matter how freely the | wheels run, until the brush is released the Bweeper cannot | work well. By applying the ball-bearings to the brush, the a latter is kept free and runs with out any exertion. An inspec- | tion of these machines will repay you. | Price 18s. 6d. Lower priced machines from 14s. 6d. | E. W. MILLS & Co, 9 Ltd, j * THE STORY OF AMBER TIPS. ■ Sifting the Tea. hf ' i Vfe ' READ THE SERIES. ' ' j , After weighing, the tea leaf is placed on trays /n 1 1 ftf. \ and taken to the upper floor of the factory. ; There it is spread on wire meshed trays_one. . ; is above another. A strong current of air is A passed over these trays so that the right -f " It "withering" or drying of the leaf may take 4 ft J place. The leaf ia sifted with sieves as shown ,• (k —in the background will bo seen the trays of dued loaves. Amber Tips Tea is a combination of th. Uv J> \C ] «\ finest teas from the best plantations. feSjMi 3 itV- '! 1/ In New Zealand merit is quickly appreciated. . fUrwCl 1 & Folks soon i ccosnised that in quality, fragrance, ua-Sm-ii \V JV lf f| J vour and strength Amber Tips surpassed all others. ■ y To-day Amber Tips is the niost popular tea in f 1 A New Zealand—and it is rapidly increasing m favour. VPJ I i M vTD But success lias its imitatioiis-miscrupulous firmi have imitated Amber Tips name and packet. lhp \ffi N-1 \"0 Amber Tips flavour anil quality cannot bo equalled. -v- * ) Do not bo deceived. Ask for Amber Tips lea M \ I~f ill ™ * n reG s ra^cs ""''®' m; ~ * lor Mfimef 4-/80. WHOLESALE AGENTS: MESSRS. THOMPSON BROS.,LTD.. WELLINGTON. nm, Af **"- ,ncarl ll "~ T "* g WILLIAMS FURNITURE. H!IS a frccdom from tlie 6tcrcot yp ed dcsis"s 50 lUUC ' I " S ° a ' Ul possessC6 an original and uniquo finish tlint makes it the admiration of the "WILLIAMS" Our OAK FURNITURE is a symphony ome Decoration—it is Graceful in Design, Sanitary in Construction, and Inexpensive in Price; and TlME—usually destructive—enliances and enriches its A MORRIS CHAIR SPECIALTY, with Artistic Frame of Figured Kauri or Eimu > Upholstered in Art Tapestry, with Spring Seat, delivered to any Railroad jjj Station ill tho North Island AJjQ ra If WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED ART . 1 HOME CATALOGUE. . S.-S. WILLIAMS Co. Ltd., 117 Taranaki Stmt (corner Yiviau St.), Wellington. Pkuao 1429.