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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2982, 20 January 1917, Page 8

Bridget was imported from somewhero in" Ireland to cook and do for a middleclass London household. Her mistress suggested to her the propriety of sending a postcard to her relatives with news of her safe arrival, and an assurance of her welfare. Bridget did so, and added the following brief impression of her new environment-—"I came liero in a cab without a horse; they play the piano with their, feet, and they shout at people in tho hall that aren't there."

YOU'LL- ENJOY EVERY PIPEFUL OP INVICTA. _ Invicta represents tlie summit of enjoyment for every man who likes a light mixture Tobacco.' Rliodesian girown, Invicta Mixture is therefore British, and on that count alone merits preference— but- its-undoubted charm of fragrance and flavour further recommend it. It is distinctive, and will therefore be welcomed, by smokers of refined tastethere is nothing "rank" or sour about it, nor will it hang about tho clothes or foul the pipe. Sold-in 2oz. tins, full weight, at is. Invicta Mixture meirits your early preference. All Tobacconists sell it. Dreadnought Navy Cut is a stronger, richer, Rhodesian Tobacco. Every tin guaranteed in perfect condition.—ls. 20z., full weight.—Advt.

MOTOR WAGONS. FOB Immediate Delivery, Bessemer Motor Chassis, to carry from 1 to i tons, most popular and simplo. Wo ■ v have.learned by experience that BESSE- , MER WAGONS are dependable. If you will tell'us' the weight and nature of : your hauls and tho character of your roads we will be pleased to place our ig knowledge and experience at your dis- !? p05a1..,, • ;„ .. , - ■ Write to Motor Wagon ' Headquarters, > 111 and 113 Lambton Quay, for Motora . to fit your business. : ; J. E. FITZGERALD, - .WELLINGTON, N.Z. Agent,