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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 52, Issue 3262, 12 May 1943, Page 7

Talkies. 'J’ALKJES SATURDAY, MAY 15 “X IC E gIRL” “NICE G IRL ” “NICE G 1R L ” Starring DEANNA DURBIN DEANNA DURBIN , And FRANCHOT TONE FRANCHOT TONE COMING “THE FALCONS” ’ C hurc h g erv i ces CHURCH SERVICES PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SUNDAY, MAY 16 11 a.m.—Colville, Rev. H. A. Moore. 2 p.m.—Port Charles, Rev. H. A. Moore. 7 p.m.- I —Coromandel, 70th Anniversary Service. Preacher, Rev. H. A. Moore. A Song Service will commence at 6.40 p.m. Personal WHY are fooc[ producers dissatisfied with their low prices, while consumers are almost in revolt against impossibly high prices? Because the money monopoly, which the Government would like to, but dare not, oppose, is out of date and cannot function in a world of plenty.—-STUDY SOCIAL CREDIT.

Stock Sale DALGETY & CO., LTD. (Inc. in England) COLVILLE gALE Colville Clients are notified that the Colville Sale has been Cancelled. COROMANDEL gALE 1 TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1943 130 HEAD OF CATTLE 30 20-mths. P.A. and P.A.Hereford Cross Heifers 20 Hereford Cows, r.w. Hereford Bull . ' 10 Jersey Springing Heifers 10 July-Aug. 4th. Calvers 5 Fat Cows 20 Store Cows . 6 Bulls 40 Wethers Entries Solicited. Phone 375, Thames. Entries Solicited Phone 275, Thames. R. W. B ELL DENTIST. Will visit Coromandel first Tuesday to Friday (inclusive)

Roars of laughter greeted a speaker at a social gathering at Wellington the other night. “My first , pipe,” was his theme. “When I was sixteen,” he said, “I thought I’d like a smoke. A real smoke—not a cigarette. So I borrowed an old briar of my father’s—in blissful ignorance of how ‘seasoned’ it was! I filled it up with some of Dad’s favourite mixture—strong as dynamite! (Laughter). Pretty soon I was ill. Like the chap who was sea-sick, I was afraid I was going to die—then I was afraid I wasn’t! (Laughter). A year later I tried again. I filled up a brand-new pipe with New Zealand toasted tobacco • and enjoyed that smoke so much I have been smoking ousted ever since.” (Laughter and applause). The difference ’twixt ordinary tobacco and toasted tobacco is certainly astonishing! The ordinary stuff, is sometimes full of nicotine. The toasted is practically free from the poison. The toss ing does it. There are on 7 y five brands of toasted —Riverhead. Gold, Desert Gold, Navy Cut No. 3, Pocket Edition and Cut Plug No. 10. Delicious!