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Waipukurau Press, Issue 321, 15 October 1908, Page 7

THE TEST OE THE TEA IS—WELL, after all, the test of the tea is in the tasting. You won’t drink a tea you don’t like merely because someone has praised its quality. You won’t be gulled by flaring posters and gaudy labels. A famous dictum of Sterne’s applies in a sense even to tea. “Titles of honour are like the impressions on coin—which add no value to gold and silver, but only render brass current.” In short, a good tea can stand on its merits.- You want a tea that tempts your palate, and addeth no sorrow to it. You may waste quite a lot of time looking for that tea. This notice is merely a pointer to help you to the short cut to the tea you want — SUB AT UR A 6 6 TTY 9 9 URATURA AT TWO SHILLINGS. Try that, and your quest triumphs in a happy ending. Delay to try that, and you shall have as many fresh disappointments as you have time and patience for. It’s your affair, after all. Jersey Wheel CYCLE WORKS, BUSSELL STREET, WAIPUKURAU. P. B. VALPY Begs to inform Cyclists that he has commenced business in Waipukurau, and hopes to receive a share of their patronage. Nine Years’ Experience in England CYCLES from OQ Upwards YCLES MACHINES BUILT TO ORDER Plating, Enamelling, Brazing, Soldering JSgesut Fobcontinental MOTOR AND CYCLE TYRES. P o B. VALPY, Russell Street, WAIPUKURAU.