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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 10275, 9 May 1919, Page 7

J. f i \ \ 3 y\ . No. /—Small ‘Tip’ leave* | from the top of the bush. ( Exactly doable original site) No. 2 —Coarse leaves from lower down the branches. (Exactly double original i itt} Under the Look at these two pictures of Tea-leaves taken straight from the packets: No. 1 shows the small “tip” leaves that grow only at the top of the bush. -Wfl 9 shows the large coarse . V* r 4 leaves from: lower down the branches. In both pictures the leaves are reproduced from, the actual Tea, exactly double their . original size. - —" ■ It will be obvious to you that the big coarse leaves cannot have the fine quality and delicate flavour of the young “tip'’ leaves. Inferior Teas contain much of this coarse leaf—simply because it is cheaper. The smaller-leaf Tea shewn in No, 1 is far richer than the coarse, besides being immensely superior in Flavour. That is why Lipton’s Teas—picked from the finest ’TeaVes only—are so much more economical than “cheap” teas. Lipton’s Teas are grown on their own Plantations— ..Jßest Tea, go to the “ firm that Grows it!” * £ The Best Possible Value at. Each Trice—■2/2' 2/4 2/6

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