I “Doesn’t need a Sherlock Holmes to | tell you’re married,” laughingly re- ! marked a passenger by the Auckland.Hiangarei train, .to a fellow traveller. They ‘were in the smoker, and the man addressed was busied, in cleaning out nis pipe with a hairpin. "\es, I’m marriea aAipht,” he replied with a gr,n. “I suppose the hairpin gave me away p Fact is, I’m always getting my pipe clogged with this filthy nicoUire.. It spoils a fellow’s smoke sometimes/' "It’s the 'baccy that’s -to blame,’’ said the other. “Why don’t you give the American stuff a miss, and try the New Zealand ? Hardly any nicotine in it. You see it’s toasted. That works the poison out of it. hme flavour, too, and the most delightful fragrance. Try a fill of mine? He Jid—and became a convert right away There are four'*brands only : Rivernead Gold, Cavendish, -savy Cut ao, 3 and cut Plug No. 10. - p other toasted tobaccos are manufactured. But be caveful what you buy. These goods are being , imitated. —Ady-t.
For use on a|ll occasions. Milady cannot find a hotter perfume than No. 65 Lavender Water—double-distilled from specially selected Mitcham Flowers. Sold by all chemists. 2s 6d to 22 s 6d.—Advt.
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Hokitika Guardian, 28 December 1931, Page 8
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