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Rotorua Morning Post, Issue 5287, 27 December 1946, Page 3

I The late Dr. Richardson, whose dream (it didn't coine time!) it was to found a sort of "City of Health" in England, was no smoker, and disapproved of tobaccc-, yet he admitted (like Huxley) that it was no "worse than tea." It's purity that counts in both cases. Depend upon it, the famous "toasted" tobaccos, Cut Plug No. -1Q (Bullshead), Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, Riverhead Gold, Desert Gold and P(ocket Editic-n, won't harm anyone. They owe their great popularity to (1) their uniform splendid quality; (2) expert manufacture and skilful blending; and (3) the toasting of the leaf which makes them what they are and least harmful of all tobaccos. The ever-growing demand for the'm is proof positive of their outstanding merit. CABBAGES ARE HAPPY HUNTIN G-GROUND S FOR WHITE BUTTERFLIES. jpROTECT all garden greens from the ravages of white butterflies and other garden pests, by dusting with — ATA DERRIS DUST. Obtainable at all sto-res. CHILD KNEW THE ANSWER "What's good for a sore throat?" tho man asked. Before he could reply, a child spoke up: "My daddy and lpummy get BANTS!" They were wise parents, for these popular throat jubes are wonderful for sore throats, coughs and eolds. 1/1 everywhere. BANTS, made by Stacey Bros., Ltd., 385 Khyber Pass Road, Auckland. N.O SPICE! Certainly not In Laymor Poultry Tonic. Laymor Tonic does not force laylng — it builds the health and vigour of hena so that they lay naturally to fullest extent. Moultlng time is ahead . . . glve your hens Laymor Tonic now to mlnimlse moultlnor. LJ-1 ^ / Sorry !— but shortages of essential materials and a phenomenal demand are the reasons why your grocer cannot supply W. STEVENS LTD, Printed by ROBIN ADAIR* GARDNER, of Rotorua^ and published by EDWARD GRACE GUY, of Rotorua, for the proprietors, Rotorua and Bay of Plenty Pubjishing Co., Ltd.,- at the ra|istered printing office. Hinemoa Sfjreet, Rotorua. FRIDAY, DECEMBER J. i vTY j-.. . . .