GENERAL CABLES

Hokitika Guardian, 19 May 1932, Page 6

GENERAL CABLES

A DELIBERATE AFFRONT,

(United Press Association—Rv Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.)

LONDON, May 18

The “Daily Herai'Jd’s.” diplomatic correspondent says that Mr .Stevens’ action in publicly rebuking Mr AVillifi lias aroused much comment. It was generally considered that the publication of Mr Stevens’ cable without awaiting Mr Willis’ reply, was n deliberate affront, mpde in the hope of provoking Mr Wi'llis to resign.

“I'm always sorry for the nonsmoker.” writes the London Correspondent of a Manchester Weekly, '•he misses such a lot 1 Fact is smoking is an acquired habit, and some there be who never acquire it. They are usually, the bitterest enemies of the" weed, bv the way, and because they can’t smoke themselves would like to see .smoking suppressed. Tobacco's worst fault i s that it so often contains an overdose of nicotine. Why can’t we follow the example of Xew Zealand, and toast our baccy? I am told this extracts the

nicotine as if by magic, re flint you can puff away to your heart’s content without the s]ighte-t fear of the roused nonces. Sonic tobacco that!” The writer refers of epuciu),; to the . four well known brands: Rivorhead (fold. Navy Cut No. 3. Cavendish, and Cut Plug Xo. 10. Ou where you will you’ll find these tobaccos on sale—yes, and you may find some imitations on sale, too. So take care what you buy! The above mentioned ai’e the only loaded brands mamifnclneed. —Advt.