191S *ttw» Uir for iiM Hilly Boftd, the ikmgJa Jtcwd. _ cm FOB PLEASURE AND PROFIT. JCHJE OAA tOft SPIED AND 81LKNGS. 2813 tmii AMI A FEW OF I®® QCPBOVIIMISN'IIB^ _ it ka aaalna (glviftg «• Mr Mnt Mora pvwar), eilarat thala drlN -& ts* eEtdlTi. losad vatvas, fftia rapari warkiMHifttp *»» > «»«•* « wima •? mrvallaiia wiat ' «ao Elaatrla ayatav aG autwwMle aranklng Lighting and Igflltlan ilmpil ftatf aetf laaaravaJ. aiitematla s&wit aontral. Humaraiia r«Rnamaat« . -HE PRICE, lITI, >**« afcy oar, ** *** P Tioj ©anno* *ive you anything nearer or Iwttar S. M. BAIRD • msxm mw •. «y. / % % JUST iMChiID 5 qs-' 1913 HiTODEL 913. iPROMPI ATTENTION T<l ORDER BY PHONE LETTER TELEGRAM. PINHEY BROS tfflONE 18. P.O. BOX 81. BiASTBBTON.
Mfhat's f^r than a cup of ■or TEA 4 , At any liour —at any meal—there's no tea so delicious and so satisfactory as Amber Tips Tea. No other brand can equal itfc fragrance> flavour and strength, while it has this rare advantage—it can be taken with advantage by those of weak digestiori. Amber Tips is most economicalmore so than other teas, for a packet will make, more cups of delicious, refreshing tea than any other brand. But be sure you get Amber Tips. Its success is so ' great that some unscrupulous firms endeavour to mislead the public by selling brands closely resembling its name and packet, but they cannot imitate its splendid qualities. Insist on getting the finest tea of all — Amber Tips. It is packed in airtight, damp-proof cartons, and is procurable from all er< cera at 1/8. 1/10 and 2/- prr 'b. 41 Ska THOMPSON BROTHERS Tols
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 13 May 1913, Page 2
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359Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 13 May 1913, Page 2
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