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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 63, 1 August 1912, Page 4

Brass Bands ■> INSTRUMENTS, MUSIC, .ALL SUPPLIES, REPAIRS. Jiwriu lor Free IllojtraUi Catafgjm logaw. Eatimate« and all m- B V ji formation he*. MM j. W. COPITHORNE, f\ J J 137 Vltian St., WotMngrton, H.Z. "» * Please mention this paper. QUALITY in tea cannot be defined. It is fixed bv the impression of tlie palate of the individual, and the impression lingers. You can remember the taste long after other things are forgotten. It is wise, therefore, to be guided ly the palate, and to buy the tea that gives palate-pleasure.

GMsmit c7m pleases the palate. T!i • flavor wins your favor. It is pure tea, blended by an expert, ami the quality never varies. There are tluec grades, 2/-, 1/10, 1/8 per lb; packed in -trong cartons. «J6ciAlXv b£|*E Ws

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