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■7>-± 1 m m o*W.> m m JSXT M S<S ff mi THE vs AMBER TIPS STORY. Weighing the Pack. READ THE SERIES % READ THE SERIES. & Twice a day on the Plantations of Ceylon the baskets of freshly picked leaves are brought to the “Kanganees”—as the overseers are called. The baskets are then placed on the scales and the weight entered in the books. Our illustration shows a scene in a plantation—the overseer weighing a basket. AmberjTips Tea is blended from the finest teas from the finest plantations. The Amber Tips experts are recognised in Ceylon as the largest New Zealand buyers, and hence the best growths are offered to them. There’s no better value on the market than Amber Tips. Delicious, full flavoured, perfect in quality and strength, the special airtight, damp-proof package maintains the high quality of the tea. $ e Twice a day on the Plantations of Ceylon the baskets of freshly picked leaves are brought to the “Kanganees”—as the overseers are called. The baskets are then placed on the scales and the weight entered in tht books. Our illustration shows a scene in a plantation—the overseer weighing a basket. Amber Tips Tea is blended from the finest teas from the finest plantations. The Amber Tips experts are recognised in Ceylon as the largest New Zealand buyers, and hence the best growths are offered to them. There’s no better value on the market than Amber Tips. Delicious, full flavoured, perfect m quality and strength, the special airtight, damp-proof package maintains the high quality of the tea. Beware of imitations. Try Amber Tins 2/- per lb. tea, extra fine, connoisseurs and experts call it “the king of quality teas.” The 1/10 per lb. Amber Tips is the choice of tens of thousands who know good tea and good value. Another grade is sold at per lb.—splendid value for the money it is too. 05 f 77

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New Zealand Tablet, 4 September 1913, Page 48

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Page 48 Advertisement 2 New Zealand Tablet, 4 September 1913, Page 48

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