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business notices. A SEASONABLE WORD FROM HANNAH'S BOOT PEOPLE:— ■ I A OSES— With the short gowns and pretty hose you are wearing now, you MUST have pretty SHOES. HANNAH’S people are showing them* in Patent Leather, Tan, Greys, and Glace. Dainty Hose to match. EVERYTHING AT HANNAH’S EUR TENNIS AND BOWLS, CRICKET,

f/l. nk . i /flip dfiSSTAff ;;. H j w m WM Vfff: •crr^ ■sssav F/fil i*v-atVzE'iaf saw! D>-tfi-j ryff w p!. t WMMm WM " M ill THE AMBER TIPS STORY. Weighing ££AD 7f/£ SERIES. Twice a day on the Plantations of Ceylon the baskets of freshly picked leaves arc brought to the “Kanganees”— as the overseers are called. The baskets are then placed on the scales and the weight entered in the books. Our-illustration shows a scene in a plaiv tation —the overseer weighing a basket. Amber lips Tea is blended from the finest t,eas from the finest plantations. The Amber Tips experts are recognised in Ceylon as the largest New Zealand buyers and hence the best growths are offered to them. lucres no better value on the market than Amber Tips. Delicious,full flavoured, perl cot m quality and strength, the special airtight, • damp-proof package maintains the high quality of the tea 353* Beware of imitations. Try Amber Tips 21- per lb. tea, extra fine connoisseurs and experts call it “the king of quality teas. The 1 /10 per lb. Amber Tips is the choice of tens of thousands who know good tea and good value. Another grade is sold atljbperlb.-splendid value for the money it is too. J 1 IS ■; s «a 7 SI Pi < m niunon<!MM utHrn si N - ■P? rs> v /ftr/rfft tV HOLESALE AGENTS,' NEWT )N KING. m 6TRATFI3RD.

is a Necessity ! Here’s a Watch suitable for any man or youth who requires a good strong Watch at a medium price, and who requires a firstclass timepiece. The “MOERi ” Lever Watch is a 7-jewelled Swiss Lever of Superior Quality, it has a nonmagnetic movement, and is therefore spccialiy recommended to those who work amidst electrical machinery. The cases of the “ MOERI ” are made particularly strong, and protect the movement from rough usage. In Strong Crystal Front, Polished Nickel Case - 13/6 In Strong Hunting Polished Nickel Case - - 22/6 In Strong Crystal Front, Polished Gun Metal Case 20/In Strong Hunting Polished Gun Metal Case - 25/We will cheerfully refund money if you do not find this Watch right up to your expectations. We send it securely packed. Post Free, on receipt of remittance. Strong While Metal ALBERTS • at 1 6 and 2/- each Order diiect from Stewart Dawson & Co., Ltd. JEWELLERS WELLINGTON / s m f GO ft

=fi?sf m| 33 0 8”! Cattle with Health Mean Greater Wealth IS* It pays, nowadays, to look after the health of your Herd. A valuable animal is often lost just for lack of proper treatment at the critical time. To attempt to “doctor” the Cow or the Horse in the past was at best but an experiment. Hi m J 3 ■■ ■ has changed all this. It is positively f the medicine for all Farm Stock. “Veni” is an oil preparation which Soothes, Cures anti Heals. It is a proved remedy both for outward sores and internal complaints, a bottle of Storekeepers end Dairy Factories overyvrhere, or 1 ten doses, from The Farmers’ Medicine Co., Ltd., Wellington 5/-

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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 53, 3 November 1913, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 53, 3 November 1913, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 53, 3 November 1913, Page 2

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