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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 123, 16 January 1932, Page 1

Sunburn CRAWFORD'S ALMOND LOTION Will Prevent or Cure Sunburn. Handy sizecL, bottles, 1/6; nongreasy. An excellent lotion for the preservation of the skin. During Summer Months use Crawford's Almond Lotion as a powder base. ELLWOOD H. CRAWFORD, M.P.S. : Chemist • ARAWA STREET ^Phone 16: Day or Night

i . Ladies"' Hairdressing A"SPECIALTY J. H. ASPDEN ! (Majestic Theatre Buildings). HAIRDRESSER AND TOBACCONIST CLEANLINESS, GOURTESY AND GIVILITY. ADmfORTAL Diggers' Art Union closes to-day. The Dolly Varden serves hot and cold oneals till 11 p.m. Visit A. . T. Coates, Tutanekai Street, for books, stationery, etc. Slashing reduetions 'in dress materials at the Open Warehouse, near station. Misses Hitchen and Johnstone, are needlework specialists, Arawa St. I.O.O.F. Annual Picnic next Sunday at Hongi's Track. Amusementr WHERE TO GO IN TOWN. Majestic, To-day and To-night — "Phrnder" Grand, To-night "Hush Money" Majestic Ballroom, Dfincing — Saturday Pohutu Kiosk, Dancing — Saturday See Advertisements Shis keue. DANCE

MAJESTIC BAIXROOM Every V/edimesdlay Jazz and Old Time Special Old Time Waltzing Competition. . MUSIC BY l

EPI SHALFOON'S MELODY BOYS ADMISSION 1/- AND 1/6

GRAMOPHONES RADIOS RECORDS, ETC. Miss MacderBiott Next Ma/estic Theatre Bsx 82 ROTORUA Phone SgS

MAORI RECORDS BLOCK CAKES ICED AND UNICED lOd PER LB. THE VERY BEST QUALITY AND THE CHEAPEST IN TOWN AT

GRAEFF EROS.. THE QUALITY SHOP. F. BUTLER AND CO. CONTRACTORS

We hereby wish to notify the public of Rotorua and surrouriding districts that we have just completed arrangements for a PUMICE PIT WITHIN TWO MILES OF THE BOROUGH OF ROTORUA, from which we can supply the best pumice at very low rates in quantities from 1 yard to 50,000 yards.

Also plenty of soil for filling and the best of black soil for' top dressingf SAND AT VERY LOW RATES. Cow Manure in Loads of 3 yards 15/- per Ioad.

All orders left at the De Luxe Service Station will receive prompt attention. PHONE 432. Or direct with — MR. A. BAKER, Manager

"There are fashions in tobacco just as there are in other things," a "Wellington tobacconist told a reporter who was fossicking around for "Copy.Y Some brands will be popular for years, then they go out of date; others come on to the market, and in spite of half-page advertisements, never eatch on.. Others, again, seem to hit the bull's-eye right away, and smokers never seem to tire of them. Look at the New Zealand toasted tobaccos. They'ye been before the public for a number of years, and are selling better than ever. When you find a tobacco "bites" and makes the tongue sore, take it from me it's no good. Too vmch nicotine in it. Yes, I know what you're going to say: that the imported tobaccos are like that, So they are. But the New Zealand are different. You can smoke them all day and enjoy every whiff. They're quite harmless." The speaker was reterrlng to the popular brands: Riverhead Gold, Cavendish, Navy Cut No. 3 an^ Cut Plug No. 10. The secret of their excellence is tha- they are toasted — the only tobaccos that are.