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Hokitika Guardian, 24 November 1933, Page 8

“There’s many things a chap can do without at a pinch, when times are hard and the clouds refuse to roll by, but tobacco is not one of them,” wrote a contributor to, a. London weekly not ■long since. “Hard times ? Why then it is ipreoisely that the smoker craves more than ever the soothing, eare-d impelling influence of good tobacco.” So it-is. Despite the depression, the demand for the weed in the Old Land is constantly growing. And it’s precisely the same in New Zealand where nine out of "very ten men smoke—to say nothing of women —yes, and' most oi them smoke one or other of the four fatnoug brands, Riverhead Gold, Navy Out No. 3 (Bulldog). .Cavendish, amt Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead). Once you try them you always buy them ' —So sweet, so pure, so fresh and lavgram are they? The toasting does, at! How’s that? Because ifc eliminates most of the nicotine, and thus maker, this beautiful tobacco safe -for the. smoker, who can indulge ad. lib. with absolute impunity ! —Advt. I

SPECIAL FERTILIZERS FOR SMALL CARDENS AT L. GOOCH’S STORE. Having been appointed AGENTS by the N.Z. Refrigerating Co., of Christchurch, for their famous GAPDEN FERTILIZERS I am making a special feature for Catering for all Small Gardens by having put up into suitable paroels Soecial Fertilizers for all purposes. Mixtures suitable for growing Potatoes, Root Crops, Cabbage, Lettuce, etc; also for Flower Gardens and Lawns always on hand. L. GOOCH Corner SALE & STAFFORD STREETS. HOKIT.'KA,

CPEEPY Relief from Piles.—Zann Of . Double Absorption Treatment wsp-ks ponders. Setod sixpence in stamps fcr generous sample. Zann Proprietary, Box 95? J.R. Wellington.