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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20106, 9 December 1930, Page 11

FARMERS INDULGE IN LUXURY. Farmers are down-in-the-mouth at tlie price of wool and butter. Money is tight, horribly tight, but that is the reason why they are indulging in Luxury. Yes, revelling in it! It helps to smooth away their troubles. Yet though it is Luxury, it is wonderfully economical. Luxury is the new tobacco—delightfully choice Burley leaf, carefully cured, eleven distinct manufacturing processes—yet sold at a competitive price with inferior brands. Most satisfying tobacco to smoke soothes away care-—-yet saves the pocket. No wonder farmers are treating themselves liberally to Luxury this Christmas. Barlow B*ros., Christchurch, New Zealand Distributors. —1

HERE AGAIN I Christmas gift-buying time! And for tho girls and boys, what better than an Annual? . . . "The Scho Igirls' vJv 1 " —'"Th© Boys' Own" "Chums" ' I lger Tim"—"Tho Girls' Own." and ror the grown-ups Blackies'. New Zealand, and Aircraft Annual; we have thom all here, and hundreds of other gifts to choose from too. Simpson and Williams. Ltd.. 238 High street. —3 "Facts are stubborn things"—And "olds are too, unless you put your faith in Baxter's Lung Preserver Quickly soothes and relieves Possesses 'inique tonic properties A new screw cap preserves the contents Medium size bottle, 2s 6d ; large economical family size. 4s 6d; bachelor's size. Is 6d. FOR THE CHILDREN. Minson's big show of cheap toys, games, anil novelties. Satisfactory yiits at trifling prices. No need to spend much when you get to Minson's Christmas Bazaar. Walk through anyhow. —1