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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10604, 10 April 1912, Page 6

Ihe Afternoon Call WHEN, Friend® make their afternoon oaili the visit is no doubt on© of formality, but still; one like® to treat the callers with every consideration . Tea is inevitable at Buoih funotions, and if a good tea is served ithe flow of conversation will be free and l interesting, and the guests will ,enjoy th/emfcelves. T2ie ideal tea to serve is '. . y jXrcscent Blead Tea It is pure and wholesome, and poetesses, a fascinating flavour. It is a blend' of the fine robust teas ,of Darjeel'ing and the delicate hill-grown .teas of Ceylon. The ' flavour neVer .varies. Orescent' Tea ie sold at 2s. per lb. • Empire Tea Co. nr. Ana *uhnbull' amb sb. mjpaiKTOM, . Walingfoa* A %nntain ?en THAT will give you satisfaction, and wear well at a moderate pri^^ I WHA T YOU REQUIRE and WHAT WE SUPPLY. OUR SELF FILLING "ACADEMY" FOUNTAIN PEN fills the bill exactly.' y - ' _ln Pine, Medium, and Broad Points, " .Extra .Nibs in stock, and fitted •ACADEMY SELF FILLING PENS EACH, Post "Free. McLEOD AND YOUNG, ffWl ASA REM Y, MASTSRTOM.