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Hokitika Guardian, 25 June 1917, Page 4

wmmmmmamzzm m Mi m m \ m, IP V. m m % m 'G>ZI..r C£tlc&S & SUCG&S& experiments. Using J;« n “; ■ - Powt|er ; s so certain, so Vy#\ sSSift H since the out and Book, Edmonds Baking Powder Works, Christchurch. 49 MON baking POWDER m V?. m wm WEST COAST REPRESENTATIVES :MESSR! «oYl> BROS. AND KIRK sr TU 9 'j o -ri> S M ISa >*«0I <•»« 1/9 Liptons own thousands of acres of some of the finest Tea Plantations in the .world, the possession of which just give /Liptons that advantage over others, enabling them to give better quality, better selection, and better value. Lipton’s Tea is so selected and blended that it contains the minimum of tan-" nin, consequently it never gets bitter. Sold in Jib., lib., 51b., and IO.Vb- packages at l/io, 2/-, 2/p The Very O /ft / Beit Grown jSS / If you want the best tea, go to the firm, that grows it. 'VZS-rz ib crjgf Wlk “JS msm m ft*?: S 3. 4^ <s® si m>n all V *£a*s Any Grocer in N.Z. can supply Lipton’s Tea. But if you can’t get it write to LIPTON, LTD., 10 Princes St., AUCKLAND M POCKET ELECTRIC LAMPS AND TORCHES SHIPMENT ARRIVES 1 FIXTURES AND SHELVES AND . # PILED HIGH I SPLENDID LAMPS THEP ARE, TOOK—THE NEWEST TYFSSJNSTANTANEOUS ACTION—STEADY BRIGHT LIGHT—STRONG AND SERVICEABLE IN CONTRACTION. THE LOW PRICES ARE AN ADDITIONAL ATTRACTION. FLAT POCKET LAMPS—3/6, 4/6*, and 5/6. EXTRA REFIL BATTERIES—I/9 and 2/- each. ROUND POCKET TORCHES 6/-, 7/-, 8/-, and 10/6. EXTRA REFIL BATTERIES—2/- and 2/6. A. SCOTT & SONS, 183 GEORGE ST., DUNEDIN. i VV • - '