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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 423, 6 January 1933, Page 2

rMwirnniM-HTnrnT" """■ IU I ^ ^ Eve^ ^good ^ flavotir and freshness of her ten. She desires a tea which is consistent in quality and flavour, and yet which is economical. All these quahties are embodied in the Self-Help No. 2 Tea and that is the reason for its decided preference among those who appreciate a high quality tea. I This tea, which is a choice Broken Grange Pekoe specially 1 1 selected for New Zealand housewives by Tea Specialists in Ceylon, is always j fresh, for it arrives in fortnightly shipments. It has a clear amber colour I . pleasing to the sight, and provides a most delightfully refreshmg drink. I It sells for the low price of 1/10 per 1b. and is obtainable I only at the - SSU^hup I 14Q BRANCHES f

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