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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 158, 9 March 1915, Page 2

Ecclesiastical wages in New Zealand apear to be on a lower scale than those of many skilled and unskilled workers. The Church Chronicle, for in v stance, announces the vacancy of the curacy of All Saints', Dunedin, and the stipend is £l5O per annum. This sounds more than a manual worker V £3 a week, but it is not. Expert cabinetmalsers recomnend TAN-OL." They know it is not only the best polisher, but also renovates and preserves woodwork.

Your Country "fl This clarion call, like a veritable fiery cross, has gone from one end of the Empire to the other, burning its stirring message into the hearts of Britons, all over the world. And already thousands have answered the call and donned the khaki uniform of the King f In Scotland, England, Wales, and Ireland men are Hocking to the standard in their hundreds of thousands. - II Large Expeditionary Forces from the Over - Seas Dominions have been despatched to swell Lord Kitchener's Armies. % And still the call comes —" Your King and your Country need you!" Among the employers who are showing practical patriotism in this crisis is the firm of Lipton Ltd.. which employs something like 50,009 people in different parts of the British Empire. The large number of Lipton employees who ; have gone on active service are drawing half salaries and are assured of full re-instatement upon return to business. ff Since the outbreak of War there has been a steady increase in the.' sales' of the world-famous Liptons" Tea, grown on British soil, tended by British labour, and enjoyed by Britons of every degree, from King to cottager % Uniform quality—and that of the highest —is the unique feature of Liptons Tea, which, by the way, is still sold at the pqpuhr prices that obtained prior to the. War. % Ask your Grocer for Liptons Tea -either at 1/6, 1/8, 1/10, or 2,'- % Send two penny st imps to L'pton Ltd., Box 222, Wellington, for free £ lb. sample of the 2/- grade.