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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 26 June 1913, Page 2

1913 d^B» THE CAR FOR THE HILLY ROAD, THE 110 It THE CAR FOR PLEASURE AND PROFIT. THE CAR FOR SPEED AND Si m iiiniifiiiiiSliiiiiSfel >*?* ifißxsisfiisi mm& msm is§aa«Sßs?4» & ■m m FW7. K* sra m THESE ARE A FEW OF THE IMPROVEMENTS. Long Stroke Engine (giving 20 per cent more pow i). Silent Chain Driving Cam Shaft, Enclosed Valves. The superb workmanship has produced an Engine of marvellous ouietness. Electric system of automatic cranking Light :mi and nition simplified and improved. Automatic Shunt Contr-.1. Numerous refinements. AND ANY CAR. AT ANY PRICE, CANNOT GIVE YOU ANYTHING NEWER OR BETTER. 55 MOTOR ENGINEERS, BANNISTER ST., MASTERTON. M :'-v* fc# W% JUST IMPORTED Fouri 1913 ll ' oDEl 913. PROMPI ATTENTION TO uRDER BY FHEN LETTER TELEGRAM PINHEY BROS \ HONE 18. P.O. BOX §l. MASTERTON. m *•„'/ WWW m m ;-:v*Mi SSSSES »| fel jiE ;^J3^i3SS-i2H»« WSjBJjgS&W !&*S fe&g!ofcH mmsm^^^st &m '•<BMi& iSifc*^~ aJft^M^^fc^ /IPMU r/£i|DDTi|[i r//£ stork of amfe/? r/ps. Sifting the Tea. /?£w4D 77/E SERIES. After weighing, the tea leaf is placed on trays and taken to the upper floor of the factory. There it is spread on wire meshed trays one above another. A strong current of air is passed over these trays so that the right "withering" or drying of the leaf may take place The leaf is sifted with sieves as shown —in the background will be seen the trays of dried loaves. Amber Tips Tea is a combination of th« finest teas from the best plantations. In New Zealand merit is quickly appreciated. Folks sonn recognised that in quality, fragrance, flavour and strength Amber Tips surpassed all others. To-day Amber Tips is the most popular tea in New Zealand—and it is rapidly increasing in favour. But success has its imitations—unscrupulous firms have imitated Amber Tips name and packet. The Amber Tips flavour and quality cannot be equalled. Do not be deceived. Ask for Amber Tips Teait is sold in three grades—l/ 8, 1/10 and 2/- per lb. 57 1 •IS • PVtSV|! mm --a ss&S "'fsfi THOMPSON BROTHERS

Over a Million Feet of Timbei for Builders' Requirements. JOT only have we the stock to ' fill "'rush" orders, but have timber thoroughly seasoned and ready -for immediate use, also. Among our immense stock is Totara, Rimu, Matai, White Pine, and various other timbers. In addition we have thousands of feet of mouldings in scores of designs and widths for indoor decorations. Of course we can supply the uilder with Stoves, Bricks, Cement, Paints, Tiles, Pipes and Fitt of every description. If you are about to build—it's to your interest to consult us. C. E* Daniell, MASTERTOm