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Hokitika Guardian, 19 October 1933, Page 8

“I began to smok e wlie« I was 13.” said a speaker at a Canterbury ‘‘send off” ,to a, departing townsman, ‘‘and one day father caught me smoking a cig'xette on the Strict Q.T. in the fowlhouse. (Laughter). Did be storm? Not,he! He kiiew a better way. He smilingly invited me to smok e a cigar with him after dinner. picture my pride! (Laughter). The cign r was as black as a coal, and fearfully strong. I soon had enough. But I wouldn't give in—till I had to. Then I (bolted, and was very unwell. (Laughter). I didn’t smoke again for years. Then I took to 'a pipe. No more cigars! .(Laughter). And now?—well, give me jny pipe and a pouch of New Zealand Cavendish and I’m as happy as a King .'—happier a. lot' than some Kings.” (Laughter and applause). The speaker alluded to one oi the four popular New Zealand brands, the others being 'Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), Riverhead Gold, and Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog). They are toa s ted (no others are) and therefore harmless. And talk about flavour and aromg!— Adyt.

Protect your children from coughs and colds, this winter. When weather i s wet and chilly, see that they have a few drops of on their handkerchief. Protects and disinfects the points of infection. 60 doses for Is 6d JOO fr” Rd—Advt. JOHN CAMERON GENERAL CARRIER AND FORWARDING AGENT. REVELL ST., HOKITIKA. TELEPHONE No. 117. All Trains met. Prompt attention given to all orders. Agent for the N.Z. Carrying Company Agent for Rest Wftit Coast Coals*