DRINKERS.
Much inferior Dutch Tea from Java is now being - foisted on the public, both in bulk and packets. It therefore behoves.the good housewife, anxious for the welfare of her family, to select only those well esi tablished brands which have, prov-
cd to be pure and not deleterious to health. Such is. to be found in “Amber Tips,” a British-grown fine tea from the best hill gardens of Ceylon, and packed by a well provfirm, The Eastern. Tea Co.- In spite of the present high cost of these fine teas the packers guarantee that the old standard of quality is being maintained. Don’t therefore be tempted by a little lower price, but he safe and stick to the old * favourite, “Amber Tips.” Remember the opinion of the famous English Medical Journal, the “Lancet,” that “Fine tea means-bet-ter health.” Its tine quality at a 1 moderate price has built up the largest tea trade in N.Z. Don’t, therefore, he persuaded to purchase some other brand just because it is cheaper. Stick to the old favourite “Amber Tips.” Sold by all good grocers. 2
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 2222, 4 January 1921, Page 1
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183DRINKERS. Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 2222, 4 January 1921, Page 1
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