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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2327, 8 December 1914, Page 9

After a day in field or i, vL furrow-Amber Tips J |gL i The sturdy pioneer, to whose | §5» ! energy and enterprise Maori- ;j 5j r land owes so much, enjoys je ; Amber Tips. | J His stalwart son, who repre- £ i I sents the nation of the future, Sj ? si will drink no other tea. Hβ (s jj $ lealises that his parents m » r=jjf lr >figP -! I their younger days had but :,: jj rs few"of the advantagesheposi' jj & jnjg»- ijD ' I sesees—that.they.had to pay a jj s 5" §• • 5 nigh price for,.tea, and even | \ O?-\ d then could not puiohase the \ \ f. same high quality and stand- | 5 $^^JSSszusr | I Everybody's Favourite J[n fgk fjf % % a What of yourself P Avimt " I I youtwertToyouraelf 'P^Sfel^^t^^ fg S to try Amber Tjps- «h. j$ d thoteawhiohhascap- I X I & tured tens of thous- ?^\ 3t\ ands of fastidious tea 4r jP""** ■5 Wj drinkers all over the &!srfs!i>f&P%^' S, Ei Dominion A packet I? Jsas!stff \ ■■ *\ <& of the 21- grade will ff 8 1 'VUs^ ' IS Is! P roTe wll 7- u & 4g I?/ .WHOLESALE AGENTS:: MESSES. THOMPSON BEOS* LTD*,WELIINQIOMc. «^«.iniijiiujii.iiMmi.j-iK"~■ ■■ ■« ■"■- ■L.!-'-n"igiiJH-iJ-'-m.'^lj-Mri-j»a.iiu>v»;.iini.ii-inn«»-am»^. Xmas Presents for Young and Old. CHILDREN'S TEA SETS- Is., Is. 3d., Is. Gd"., Is. 9d., Zs., and Bs. > 6d, : CHILDBEN'S AIR-GUJNS- Is. 6d. to Cs. 6d. ' TEICYCLES-1J23. 6d., 15s. Gd., 18s. 6d, Each. v SCHOOL TENNIS EACKETS-3s. Gd., ss. Gd.. 7s. Gd., 10s. Gd: to 18s. 6d, CEICKET BATS-From Iβ. Each. Balls-9d., ls.> Is, 3d., Is, 6d, Each, "MIGNON." HORNLESS GEAMAPHONES.'with G Double-sidfid Hecords—22s, 6d. ;.EaoK. Extra Eecords, Iβ. 3d. eaoh. SETS CHRIS. JOHNSON'S CARVERS, in Casas-FTOm 12s. 6d. Set, SAFETY EAZORS to Suit Gilleto Blades-fa , Gd. Each. CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. v- ' ' ...... - -^ Ton should always specify this guar* V l anteed pure 'commodity. Allow-.no x man, for any reason of his own, to divert you from it. jsk^^^f/ It lasts longest because it is the best. <^ a For the same reason it is the cheapest. Jjr' Jj - Finely ground and possessing much /'-» density it covers the greatest surface wim the least labour. Is essentially genuine fy 1L 1L * "• stacked" White Lead, K O oTSI 0 TOTI containing no baryta, .1 ■ ■ lIM.il a nd is not compounded,, .. (WHITE of cheap Foreign-pro-- . VTHE STANDARD OF THE WORLD J ~ - ! ~ .. f ■ ~ ■ .;.,.- ■ .. " OF ALL MERCHANTS.! ; I '■' WHOLESALE rnSraiBUTING'. AGENTS ~ - GOLUN & CO, P'IRV. LTD. '. ! r-HAiNES-M ■• • •. „ : i!'-{:,': ■\ [ ■ , ' "' ' \ .. ■ Wow for. Xmas: Pudding-1 -•. ■ Ready for CooK! hg-f; \b "■'.:"fJ^^^^FX-. Once again you will soon Lβ at the festive board for the time : hdhoured' 'Xmas feast. %&/// "vW i "iA TVliea you have regaled yourselves on prime.. W. % turkeyj good old Christmas Pudding will' - como 'M^U'^^^^^%//""\ " along. Here are the best puddings—all without the trouble of making tHem:— . ' •■ PEEK FREAN & CO.'S DELiCIOIIS: 'XMAS PUDDINCS IN BASIMS; f^^^:,:^\^if:rz 'No. 1. ........:. is.-M. - ; ;1 :-'Ko/.s. ; '.';;l':. , ....^i''""ai;--Sa'.-!:',';.r. r No. 2 : 25..3d.,,.:.,-. "•'N6: , "4-.';"...'..V.".".:...V.""4e". 3d.-"""." 7- : W-WI. CAMPBB.LL r -VT.P-- : :.-= : -- -i'^J 40 & 42 MANNERS STREET--- ' "' 293 CUBA STREET." ■:--!-■ 163 RIDDIFORD STREET, NEWTOWN. 'PHONES-448—2524—10.84,; ' If you want a range to 000k irholesome, palatable' meals • eM/VA .—ono which makes the kitchen bright and cheerful lookJssiiT fflftV ing—inßtal - tlie "';■"■ ' .;..'."-.:■■.' ."1 otn a buiWer, and know from ' ... r ' •-' ' eace the advatitagoe of putting in "a ' .er.'.';',', 11 *:"-: . , ..aPPhP -tt ''' ' 'Champion.' For,years I have installed . (^^©^gS^^^ .. them-ioted how tfiay;. coot, how tkey P 3^^^^^^ wear, and how genuinely pleased <and . R^pj^gpJraiasffiß^gg satisfied people are who use them. Tho ' moro I see of the 'ChamDion, ■ the more SW'fe^^^l^^MSftiniffi I. am convinoed that it ib'the, best all- ■ - '. Bflflsley 8 Co., lalers, Binedk :ii g^^^^l : . Green's "Silens Messor,' 1 'Jsmsk J? Jr'<" 14in.. 16in., 18in., 20in. ■£&**¥ ffl . f.; Also estra Knives & Chains.- ' Eansome'B ' "Anglo-Paris, . t^^»^^^^^^^p ; '-- '''■-■' . ■ 12in., 14in.. 16in.. 18in. ' : ■ • Eansome'a -''Lion/> ,13m., / } s§|||§|SSs^ P , ■ ■> 4 AMEPICAN. ; B'Aroadfl," ''New Hover," ''New Norka,"- "Favourite,"-'Tennant,' l "New ' Easy,"- -'l Premier.- Grass Boxes. GARDEN TOOLS, , • Forks, Gardon Rollers, f&. Hose, Branch • Outtere, Edging Knives, ■Rivfli ReapinG Hooks, Rakes,' Spades, Snovel^ , , Slaßhers, Spravers. /. ' Sheare, Ttowels. Turff Cutteni. . . !. . JOHP3 DUTHIE ■&. ©0. .LIMITED ■ : •■■ METALS ANDv HARDWARE MERCHANTS, WILLIS STREET. ■, ...' :.: ' . : TELEPHONESt.ITown Department, 8006; Country Cejartment, 158;". '. Offloes. 678; Iron Yard. 8564. ' ,-- ;; :';u: ::-.. ':.