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Vernon Eeed’g out and “Tiki’s” in. Going strong.* After partaking of three cups of “DESERT GOLD” Tea, tho Tourist remarked: “Now I know why Tea is New Zealand’s National Beverage.” Of course, he was drinking the best. Gramophones and Records Best British goods at English prices. Cash or Easy Terms. Bujrdlreet from us and SAVE POUNDS. Write now for complete Illustrated Catalogue. W. E. Wills & Co. Bax 228, 'Wellington •re the best value you c*n act By mfril alone they 'itken pUcb!y have ViUti TEAS m

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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 208, 13 May 1915, Page 2

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