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BKftS';:THROUGH THE MAJORS EYEGLASS-Nil "Does cricket need brightening ?" When the bowlers are so good that the batsmen can't score, and the batsmen are ,so good that the bowlers can't get them out, it is highly 1 important that the cigarettes should * be; so good that , the spectators don't care. ? \ That's where a packet of "Army Club" comes in. The particular advantage of *< Army Club "on these occasions is that you can go on smoking orle after another with full enjoyment. The finest: tobacco goes intoi them; they're rolled in water-marked paper t hygienically free from'printer's ink;-and they're kept'always fresh and sweet by the now famous "Army Club" method of packing. THE CIGARETTE THAT SET A STANDAI New Zealand Distributor*: Admore & M«on. Wellington. \''&& Cavanders Ltd. {Established g 1775). Pioneers of. the Fourfold,:,

The Proctors of Oxford, at the instigation of the higher authorities of the University, are paying particular attention to local hotels, where cocktail drinking is said to be increasing, Raids are being carried out from time to time by the proctors in accordance with the new regulations, contained in the much-discussed Grey Book, and offenders are being warned. In cases where a warning is disregarded fine's are being inflicted by the university authorities. - A shilling Advertisement in the classified section of Thb Paras will sell your goods. Try it. 12 words Is, three insertions 2s 6d. —6