Apiti
! (From Our Own correspondent.) A ui o ti garnering oi residents attenueu a iUuuuuu to x-'te. A.ian viies at Uie .ixpiLi xxaii on iueouay n. o uu Mrs. oi. iviinuoiLun, p.ujea lor the uauces, exuas being given uy Mrs. J. Maicui (x.onguuru), x.xisses N. Cnurcher ana u. Fieury uvimouitun), whale Miss x'lury sang, rue ovi.c. s were Messrs. F. Muni'o uuu xv. .tv. camble. Rev. F. E. x'AUi-y L.«nioiioau cxiUicn) ana xvxessis Vv. Mcxxenzie (apiU xv.b.A.), cohn opence Ut.r’.c. anu lootoaii ciuo) and McKay, on benalf oi uxe resiuMus ana Apiti Patrio uc committee, referred to the good qualities oi uxe gUk.st oi the evening. A presentation was maue to Mr. Viles, who is tne . third son oi the iamily to go forward for service ana aiter manning his triends for the.r guts and good wishes, he thanited his family for undertaking extra uuties to enable him «o get «vwa> to join those who have already gone forward irom this district. Miss Giimore-fc>mith, of Waverley, is the guest of Mrs. F. Alunro. Mrs. C. White, of Paiea, is staying In Apiti with Mrs. J. R. Osborne. Mrs. J. Martin and her son are Longburn visitors staying with Mrs. L. Martin.
“I reckon,” said the reporter to the tobacconist, 14 that the roll your own game nas piayecl old gooseuerry with the sales of packet cigarettes?” “No denying that,” replied the whiff mer chant, lighting, his pipe, 1 * but what we lose on the swings we make up on the roundabouts, in other words while the demand for ready-mades is fading out the demand for cigarette tobaccos more especially Riverhead Gold and Desert Gold, the two brands most wanted has increased tremendously, and the quantity of these we sell is I simply astonishing. They ’re always I fresh and moist, d’y’u see, never stale I and dry like the ready-mades often are. | You can tell a cigarette made of either ’by its bouquet. Pure, too, like all the toasted brands. Toasting works the nicotine out of them. And you can roll i ten full sized smokes for less than 4d. I There are also three genuine toasted blends for the pipe—Cut Ping No. 10 i (Bullshead), Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), and Cavendish, and if there’s anything to beat them, I haven’t heard of it.”
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Manawatu Times, Volume 67, Issue 207, 31 August 1942, Page 3
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