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Hokitika Guardian, 20 May 1933, Page 7

Pound the Horn i :n a windjammer! Not often can anyone make such a voyag e nowadays, but Mr Jack Thode (■a popular Auckland yachtsman) shipped aboard the old “Grace Harwar” at Auckland last May, and had a memorable trip. What with bad weather, mountainous seas, hard work and real peril the voyage was full of thrill. Falmouth was reached 134 days out. When nearing the English co-'gt Mr Thode’s birthday eventuated and he writes : “For a birthday treat I smoked the last of my New Zealand tobacco.’’ The last? New Zealand «mok-j er<s w'll svmpathise [ Mr Thode doesn’t I ment'o n the brand he favoured. hut. it was probably Cut Plug No. 10 (Bulls- ] head}.—q rob full-flavoured baccy an -1 pn irumer.se favourite with sea-going folk. It, is one o.f the four noted N.Z. toasted tobaccos, the others Vdng Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, and Pi verb ear) Cold. They are all of extraordin-rilv fine quality—and nui.tc harmless, because thev are toasted, so contain hardly any. niectnie. Thev are recognised as about tire purest tobacco? extant.—Advt.

Treat a cold logically at tho points of infection. Use Na&ol—the scientific remedy. Disinfects and protects the points of infection —the passages of the nose and throat. Gives prompt relief. GO doses for Is 6d, 120 doses for 2s 6c]. —Advt,