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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 3, Issue 674, 28 October 1933, Page 3

THE GOLF BALL WITH THE PAINTLESS COVER The new Spalding Top-Flite Ball cannot chip, peel, or get discoloured. It's white and bright always because it's white right through to the core. Lasts longer. Not easily lost. Ask you'pro. or sports dealer.

"How's trade?" a customer aslced a Hamilton tobacconist ihe other day. "Oh, not too had" was the cheerful reply. "If there's less demand for cigars, pipe and oigarette tobaceo is selling well. Packet cigarettes are hanging fire a bit though. Smokers say it saves money to roll their own, and lots of them pride themselves on their dexterity in that line. The tiick is soon learned and once it is learned those who acquire it have no use for the ready made articie. As for pipe tobacco it's always wanted, of course, and always will be'. Oh, yes, the imported brands continue to sell alright, most of them anyhow. But I find the New Zealand toasted tobacco is favoured by a great many smokers. Its comparative freedom from nicotine is a great point in its favour. The toasting improves both flavour and bouquet besides making it absolutely harmless. Yes— four brands: Riverhead Gold, Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, and Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead). No matter what happens people must anil will smoke."

Printed by Robin Adair Gardner, of Rotorua, and published t>y Edward Grace Guy, of Rotorua, for the proprietors, Rotorua and Bay oi Planty Publishing. Co., Ltd., at the registered prmting office, Hinemoa Street. "Rotorua. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1933.