THE SOLICITOR'S ARGUMENT. An old-time lawyer, a man who was born in this province in its very early days, and has seen its growth almost from infancy, was employing the logic for which he is famous, when he said: "If Dill's Best has stood the test for 79 years it surely must be a mighty fine tobacco." Many other people in New Zealand have come to the same opinion, and this opinion has been strengthened since they smoked Dill's Best. They declare it "brings to them a peace, contentment, satisfaction, and solid comfort, which previously they had sought in vain through their pipes. Many years of scientific knowledge iu the art of mellowing and blending, and generations of tobacco culture have gone into the production of Dill's Best Tobacco. Step by step, Dill's Best has been developed—step by step perfected. Barlow Bros., Christchurch, are the New Zealand Distributors. —2
"The efficiency of Bonnington's Irish Moss in cases of coughs and colds is so well known, that a serious and sincere reminder is sufficient to send wise mothers to chemist or store for a Is 6d or 2s 6d "stand by" bottle. —6
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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19157, 14 November 1927, Page 9
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