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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 987, 5 March 1910, Page 3

•,€&¥» has won its way to the housewives* hearts by sheer merit, exceptional quality and delightful flavour. It weighs the .«« i pound without the package, and is packed * in air-tight damp-proof / cartons which preserve the strength and /flavour from deterioration. Sold in three grades, :■£ 1/8, 1/10 & 2/- per lb. : * Ask for Amber Tips A Tea, and take no other. WHOLESALE AGENTS. THOMPSON BROS, WELLINGTON tfdi.SC . J 3S3NN!OO . - 3H £OOO ALWAYS m i M pa IH I m m m m i • i a HI I M IXI 1 k THE i NOTE" THE ABOVE DOCS HEAD m I EH Di'OS HEAD GUINNESS DOGS HEAD GUINNESS HE selection of a suitable Present is an easy matter if you an excellent present:— Silver Tea-pots 17/6 to £4 5s Biscuit Barrels 15/-to 35/Afiernoon Tea Sets, up to * 6 «?Sr? Hand-painted Salad Bowls (Carlton ware), 55/Hot Water Kettles, from *3 15s Silver Trays 35/Ladies' Hand-bags 8/- to 30/Breakfast Cruets 12/6 to 35/Cake Baskets, Bread Trays, Toast Racks, Table Gongs, Manicure Sets. Large assortment Silver-mounted cut-glass^Ware, SCOTT Watchmaker and Jeweller. QJJEEN-STEEET, MASTEETON. m m 1 a**/ s< (Ss <m m H f/y, <h £ m m m & m '// m n y FBIMLEY Products bring" a smile of satisfaction wherever used. '" lb tins lb tins 71b tins. 21b glass jars. 1 Labelled in conformity with the Pure Food Act/