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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3034, 22 March 1917, Page 6

It is noteworthy that cheeso made in the famous Victor Vats has been markedly successfuL'in capturing most of the prizes at tho Dairy Shows—and moreover in getting the highest market prices. Tho middle drainage and sloping bottom of this famous Vat enables the whey to drain away more thoroughly and quickly. That's why so many of tho best factories use only, the Victor. Get fuller details from A. .T. PARTON, Sheet Metal and Plumbing Works, Pembroke Street, Carterton.—Advt. The Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of New Zealand, at its last meeting agreed to commomorato the fourth centenary of tho Reformation, which falls on October 31 of this year. Tho Rev. R. Wood has been asked by the Assembly's committeo to writo an illustrated booklet for the occasion, and has agreed to do so. The subject of tho booklet will be "Martin Luther the Liberator: His Life Story and the Freedom He Brought to His Age." Tho annual meeting of the Vogeltown and. Morning ton Municipal Electors' Association, which was to have taken place in the Brooklyn Stato School last evening, was postponed, and a now date is to be fixed by tho secretary, and will bo announced later. It is probable that tho meeting will not now bo held in tho Brooklyn School. r "GOLD POUCH"—THE NEW 2Joz. TOBACCO WITH THE PERFECT FLAVOUR, Two and a quarter ounces of the best smoking Tobacco for a shilling sounds almost incrediblo in these days, when American brands have recently reduced their tins to l}oz. Especially does it seem remarkable when the tobacco itself is milder, more aromatic, with a new flavour, of which 'tlie palate never tires. Gold Pouch Tobacco is exactly what tho smoker has wanted eo long. It. doesn't burn the tongue—and, better still, it w grown, picked, blended, and packed in New Zealand. Tou owe ii" to yourself a-id to the Empire to try Gold Pouch. 2jozs. for !s. "At all Tdbacconista and Stores.—Advt.