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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5252, 16 March 1928, Page 4

As the annual meeting of the Hauraki Plains Rugby Union is to be 'held at the beginning of next month the dubs will be holding tiheir annual meetings shortly.

At Monday’s meeting of the Thames Hospital Board the chairman' (Mr W. 'E. Hale- said he. had interviewed some of the .settlers at' Patetonga and expressed disappointment .at the small amount paid in fees for the services of the Pate,tonga district nurse. He had received a sympathetic hearing, and an assurance that, an effort would be made to tighten up the collection of fees.

Somehow smoking seemsi to fit in with all moods. If a fellow is, feeling hipped as the result of “backing .the wrong ’un,” or having a difference of opinion with his'boss or anything like that, he flies for consolation to tobacco. If, on the other hand, he had had a bit of luck —been remembered in somebody’is' will, or had a “rise,” for and he pulls it out and lights up. instance —his first thought is his pipe, The great thing is to see your baccy is good and does not reek with nicotine like so many of those imported brands. It’s the nicotine .that pauses all the trouble- About the purest tobaccpis- are those grown in New Zealand. They .contain only a Little nicotine —that’s why they may be s.moked all the ' time without doing any damage to jrour constitution. And they are famous; for flavour and fragrance. Ask jroair tobacconist for Riverhead Gold, mild; Navy Cut (Bulldog), medium ; or Cut Plug No. 10 ((Bullsheaci), Dull; You can’t go wrong with these brands. They are all toasted.*