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..w,«».f«n. ■;--."■ .-■»■■'■•> *''■■'«■ i-.-';-^-^.-Mr .RC»*"t! a. m Mm » u-xcju^ Kfcrtvs Recognition of the high quality of our teas is typified in two ways—first in the awards of great Gold and Silver Medals granted us in the Exhibitions of the Dominion over a long period, and- what is more gratifying to us—the steady ever-growing sales and great popularity which, for 3 5 years has kept ©ur tea at the top of the tree. Everything that care, money and organisation can do has been done to make our tea perfection. We are the only tea blenders in Australasia with our own Ceylon Offices, and our Ceylon Buyers supply us with only the best teas obtainable. Careful attention, selection and expert blending, linked with the high quality of the teas, produces an article which, for strength, delicacy of flavour, and purity, is on a plane by itself. Nelson Moate's Pure Tea is made by experts for experts. In the first cup you drink you will find out why ©ur teas are recognised as the best. We only ask you to buy one packet, because we know it will convince yon at once. . Only Gold Medal 1882 (in open competition) First Silver Medal 1882 Gold Medal - 1907 Two Gold and two Special Medals 1914 (in open competition) £2 i<3». mm. '■<2fsr flE*

?W|?f Cf\M Onr tea 1 ? never vary. The same sal isfaction von have obtained from them in the past yon will get now —an<l in the future. Sep you get Nelson Hoate's. 7 EEEHIB

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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 49, 19 June 1914, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 3 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 49, 19 June 1914, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 3 Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 49, 19 June 1914, Page 7

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