A HINT TO TEA DRINKERS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 2225, 11 January 1921, Page 1

A HINT TO TEA DRINKERS.

Common lea is now lower in quality than ever it was. And just now the New Zealand market is being Hooded with cheap, inferior Dutch tea, grown in Java. This cannot compare with a well-known blend of line Ceylon tea, such as “Amber Tips,” New Zealand’s favourite brand. “Amber Tips” is a blend of the choicest of Ceylon's hill-grown teas. It is British-grown, and packed by a solid British linn —The Eastern Tea Co. Fine teas like “Amber Tips" are high in cost now, 1 allin spite of this the packers guarantee that the old standard of unvar-* ied quality is fully maintained. Cheap, inferior teas impair the dig-, estion, and are hard on the nerves, but “Amber Tips” is in the class that Britain’s famous medical journal, “The Lancet,” recommends after having conducted exhaustive investigations. “The Lancet” declares that tine teas are really beneficial to health, and are more economical than cheap teas. The housewife, when buying tea, should take this"

sound advice to heart, and keep away from cheap Dutch tea. Bv asking for “Amber Tips” she will get line quality at a moderate price. All good family grocers stock “Amber Tips” tea. Prices have been further reduced 4d per lb., but no reduction in quality . Now sold ill 3s 2d and 3s 4d per lb. 5