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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 114, 11 February 1928, Page 7

South Canterbury merchants are now adopting the policy of importing OU Q 48in. corn sacks, as this is considered the most useful size for all purposes (says the Timaru “Herald"). It the crops turn out well this year there is likely to be a shortage of sacks as fewer were imported this year, and already some have been railed from Timaru to North Canterbury. The price is the same as it was last year, and the quality is good.

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In the Case of an ■ lIBWI M II “Hospitality’s one of the tools of my trade and people like to be offered expensive things. So you’ll find gold-tipped and weirdly aromatic cigarettes all over the Embassy . . . but not in my case. Nothing but Pall Malls there. If I can get a coolflavoured, clean tasting, really satisfying Virginia at 1/6 for 20, why should I pay twice as much for something not as good?” Princes and Peers, Naval and Military Officers, Connoisseurs and Clubmen have chosen Pall Malls by merit. The man in the street adds another reason ; Pall Malls cost no more than 9d. for 10, 1/6 for 20 Pall Mall STRAIGHT CUT VIRGINIA Plain or Cork-tipped ; packed in tins. 10 for 9d. 20 for 1/6. Also in tins of 50 & 100 With every tin is given an actual photoi graph of a Leading CINEMA STAR. 1 Wellington Agents: DOWLING & YOUNG, LTD., r P.O. Box 1203, Wellington. 26