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A FLOOR THAT STAYS POLISHED A beautiful gleaming surface always, that will, not chip or become shabby. One coat of Darkaline easily applied will do this on any woodwork ov r er anv previous stain. A new floor in 20 m.n ■ utes! Dries quickly, stays, lustrous and hard surfaced. Darkaline is in seven shades at 2s 6d. From all Hardware Stores. Ask aho abort Liquid Lino.Advt.

“When I heard they wer e growing and manufacturing tobacco in New Zealand/’ writes Mr Jas. Scattergood, a retired wholesale tobacco dealer, in a London trade journal, “I was not keenly interested, -concluding that probably the stuff wasn't worth smoking. But last year, when I visited New Zealand to see iny married daughter, I found to ny surprise that the New Zealand toasted tobacco had actually become a rival to the imported article!—Snd that it i s not only of superfine quality "(but that thanks to the small amount of nicotine m it, it may be smoked ad. lib. without an article of harm resulting to the smoker. After 50 ye' rs in the trade I can say unhesitatingly that I know 0 f no othertobacco like this." Well Mr Scattergood there is no other tobacco like it! It is unique. And the four toasted brands, Riverhead Gold, Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendieh, ; v nd Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), are a <3 well-known as Mount Ccok. The comparative absence of nicotine in them (eliminated by toasting) i s the secret of their harm, ’essness.—Advt.

Arrivals in New Zefiknid during November include 609 tourists the greatest number since February last, reports the Government Statistician. The tourist traffic is highly''seasonal, December, January, and February being noimally the peak months of tlie year in respect of tourist arrivals. '• The number of tourists arriving last month was considerably in excess of the November figures for 1931 and 1932. With the improvement now evident in economic conditions overseas as well as in New Zealand, a brighter tourist season than has bean experienced in the last two years appears to.be in prosect, with a consequent increase in returns from this “invisible export,”

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Hokitika Guardian, 30 December 1933, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Hokitika Guardian, 30 December 1933, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Hokitika Guardian, 30 December 1933, Page 3

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