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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 14 July 1913, Page 2

■M. tin■■ 'mmmm THE OAR' FOE THE HILLY ROAD. THE ROUGI ROAD. THE CAR FOR PLEASURE AND PROFIT. rmmvrm THE CAR FOR SPEED AND SILENCE. =iiiimi l v r *>'),*«vr!! ■■|J^-. SII uu^^.rm\nw,-jc mmm S&&5THESE ARE A FEW OF THE IMPROVEMENTS. - Long Stroke Engine (giving 20 per cent more power), Silent Chain Driving Cam Shaft. Enclosed Valves. . The superb workmanship has produced an Engine of marvellous quietness. Electric system of automatic cranking. Lighting and Ignition simplified and improved. Automatic Shunt Control. Numerous refinements. THE PRICE: -£575. AND ANY CAR. AT ANY PRICE, CANNOT GIVE YOU ANYTHING NEWER OR BETTER. MOTOR ENGINEERS, BANNISTER ST., MASTERTON. -.,.■$ 'it : fe-?'ff i"^*-■**.', s*&i JIST JMP3RTE 0 5 Se ) HyTODEL | ! PROMPT ATTENTION TO ORDER BY;?HONt LETTER TELEGRAM. PHEY BROS. vhonbls. P.O. «OXiI. '..■ IiAiTB ETON. THE STORY OF AMBER TIPS. Picking le Leaf. READ THE SERIES. When the tea plant is about three years old, the leaves are ready for picking. The labourers are usually Tamils from, Southern each carries a large basket supported by a strap across the forehead. Only the small * young shoots of the tea plant including the |§ third and fourth leaf of the buds are i 1" picked.' Fine tea like Amber Tips is made J from the bud at the top of the shobt 2 and the two small leaves just below Jfiu it. The finest leaf of the best Ceylon plantations goes into a£2 Amber Tips Tea. "i Not only is Amber Tips of highest quality, but it is also the most econ- * omical brand. Try a packet. \o\x will be surprised to find how many cups of delicious, fragrant, refreshing tea it will make. V There are many imitations of the Amber Tips \ name and packet but they lack the unique v , flavour and high quality of Amber Tips. \ 1 SI m-'i -'Mwfar- w ;■» ■'/, '.'{V /M.^ S* a< rf« -.'iSfl :.rc» M Amber Tips is sold in three (Trades, ** 1/8,1/10 and 2/- per lb. 6 S Over a Million Feet of Timber for Builders' Requirements. only have we the stock to fill ,r rush"* orders, but have timber thoroughly seasoned and ready for immediate use, also. Among our* immense stock is Totara, Rimu, Mataif 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, Pamts, Tiles, Pipes and Pitt of every description. If you are about to build—it's to your interest to consult us. C. E« Daniell,

MASTERTON