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DREADNOUUHT—A GREAT SMOKE) ALRIGHT, Dreadnought Navy Cut is a "different" smc-ke—it's an all-British smoke for a start, and an should bo smoked bv Britishers. And Dreadnought is natural leaf and free from treacle and other sugary moist adulterants; thus it smokes dry to the last whiff, and is just tile tobacco for a man who likes a rich so'id smoke. Dreadnought comes iu both full and medium strengths, and every tin is full 2oz.—sold at Is.—and is guaranteed in perfect condition. Try this nop and splendid Khodesian tobacco-'-al! tobaeron. ists sell it. INVTCTA MIXTURE is another "fine Ehodesian production--'a light mellow blend for the refined •)*!- ate.—ls. tin—full 2oz.—Advt. '

A grazing and farming property, consisting of 2104 acres, near Ponparoa, is advertised fov sale by Messrs. Williams and Ket.tle, Napier. RED ARROW OINTMENT has cured thousands of people of skin complaints. No home should be without a box. A.warded Gold Medals-and Certificates at t'ne "Exhibitions at Auckland, Wellington, CliristcVii'ih. and Sydns.v. ObHin. nble r.Il (Chemists and Stor-s. Pries ls.--Advt.

Saturday next, being St. Patrick's Day, all t'nc offices of solicitors practising in the Wellington district will be closed.

CORN'S' CORN?: CORNS! Why endure the-n? Barro.'do'.iffb.'s Progandta has boen curing Corns tor. twenty xearp. to &31 .

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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3028, 15 March 1917, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 3 Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3028, 15 March 1917, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 3 Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3028, 15 March 1917, Page 6

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