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Hokitika Guardian, 26 August 1933, Page 3

: ‘‘Put-tha,t‘ pip© out!” -Thus -a s .ndy person to the only other'passenger in a' first-ekss compartment of the “limited’' soon -after it lelt Wellington. The man addressed, went/on smoking. ‘'This is not. a smoke-carriage'’ roared Surly; “I shall complain to ’ the guard.’’ “Here h© comes now," said the smoker. “Gtfard"’ exploded Surly, “i e this a smoking ©arriage or is it not? w “Yes and no-, sir; .The other smoke-cars being chock-a-b.lock w© put thjg one on age an “emergency smoker." hanged- out of the carriage, ■, -his language being lurid.- The smoker- re-lit his pipe, and said. to- the guard : ; “much ado about nothing.- Why doesn’t • our / friend keep h,is ieye© open ? A T o ohe can object t© my tobacco, -anyhow—Gut Plug No. 10. Toasted, and full of fragrance.One :of the four toasted brands.”-■ -“I know -them,” said the -guard—“ Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), Cavendish, Navy Cut No.. 3. (Bulldog), and Riverhead Gold. I smoke Cavendish' myself.”- A coin changed hand. ‘‘Thanks, sir,’-? said the guard, “if you ihav© any more trouble wit-h cranks let me know.’’ —Advt. •. 1 - ‘

Keep tyipy free from colds this winter—sprinkle a few d?ops of “Na/.ol”. the scientific remedy on the pillow every night. Disinfects and protects the points of infection—the hose and throat. 60 doses for Is 120 doses for 2s 6d—Advi.