Page 8 Advertisements Column 3

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 204, 6 May 1915, Page 8

BRITISH PIANOS FAMOUS FOR THREE CENTURIES. Few British firms car, look back' or. so long- and so honourable a career as the mnkers of the world's finest pianos —John Broadwood & Sons, Ltd. Founded early in the Eighteenth Century this house has maintained its pre-eminence by producing an instrument of sterling quality and of perfect design. . The Bronwoed Piano has long been papular with music-lovers. The Bristol Piano Co., Ltd., have place! hundreds of Broodwoods in New Zealand homes. Excellent examples of this renowned instrument, as well as those of other noted British pianos—the Same*. 'and the " Collard and Collard —are always in stock at "The Bristol." Payment can be arranged on terms so easy that one scarcely misses the instalments. The Bristol Piano Co., Ltd., Wellington. Established 32 years. North Island Manager. M. J. Brookes. Local Representative, H. J. Daskvrood.

Lintons Tea i. i. « . - i* s is in a class by itself I II That's exactly why the ekim of Distinction is made on sis beiv.ir. Where LipV.rs Te~ dife from other teas, it in vesfly superior because of that very difference.'. 1 in the first place, the flavour of Uptons Tea is quite unique and is obtained at great expense. Only a large concern like Lipton Ltd. could afford to sell at ordinary prices a tea with such a high-grade and distinctive flavour. And it is this fact that makes Uptons Tea absolutely the best tea value in the World. TI Further, this distinctive flavour and the unsurpassed quality of Liptons Tea are maintained throughout the whole ye,?r. These features, which are found only in Liptons Tea, are made possi! ie simply because Liptons carry huge slocks of their high-grade lea over the two bad Ceylon seasons when good tea cannot be grown. Of course, a firm owning largi: plantation? md supplying a World demand nii afford to store enormous quantities of tea in cier la .maintain the same high standard or quality from January tc l^cembcr, "I Another (iriti:-'-t!on enjnyeu by Ui-ons ': ••. is t'.-.-.t. it ■■ 3 won more Gold MecLuo and Diploma* than ail other teas combined. II To sum up, Liptons Tea has a distinctive flavour and it is without question the finest tea at tne various prices offered to the New Zealand subhe.

Pure Teas have a delicacy of flavour, a qusliiy »nd purity 'hat cannol be found el»ewher«. 18

Edmonds' Baking Powder . is the most economical. There is no waste, because it is pure and every particle is useable. Housewives like it because it goes so far and is dependable. Try it. « . BAKING s ; POWDER, Esmond's Baking Powder is sold at 1/4 per large tin. Custard Powders at same price as before the war. Cakes to make—scones to bake—how easy, pleasant and sure is the -work when you use SHARLAND'S Baking Powder. Why pay dearly ror Baling Powder when SHARLAND'S—the best that can be produced—costs less than others? Ask your grocer. The most delicate taSdn thrive onGlaxo. It la gfmi -'v the snlids of vur» n>«lk wtM* oaoaa «aam «■»«