Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 5082, 31 January 1927, Page 2

Smokers who are niggardly of their ’bapey are rare. As ,a rule their pouch is at the service of almost anybody. Of course, there are exceptions*, Do you remember the story $ the smoker who kept two pouches ? One he called “the; world,” the other “providence.” The first was always empty ; the second always well filled. If asked for a fill he would regret that he ‘‘hadn’t a bit in the world.” If questioned as to wha,t Im was going to do for himself he would say, “oh, I mus’ trust, in Providence.” Well, ther® ■ ' c all kinds of smokens, just as ■ ar ® .. . tncro a.re all kindsi of tobacco. By ' have you tried our own fr _ c e -N-Z grown tobaccos ? In some resjy , ’ unique. For one thi. toasted, hence the< ' 8 tb » “ re ? 11 ... , _ ,r peculiarly delightful flavour; J tain so” little n’ secondly hey conbe smoked “t“ ICOtjne that the f ma * without prr tha cows co “ e , ho “ e the doc* '* vlDg in^uriQUS ’ That s why Riverb '' ol ' s Sl’D' 1 ’ 076 o£ them ' Try (Bu’ ’ ieatl G ° ld ’ mild ’ Na,Vy ® Ut L ildog), medium; or Cut Plug No. j (Bull’s Head), ’fulj.*