THROUGH Our EXCHANGES.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 19, 23 September 1913, Page 7

THROUGH Our EXCHANGES.

One night recently a train, when w ithin two miles of Glenhope (Marlborough), was charged by a bullock. ihe animal was knocked about considerably, and was hurled half a chain a way. BONNIE DOOX is a new MEDIUM STRENGTH TOBACCO under an old name. and unique in quality and ll'.vour. Like the melody of the old mg one pipe of BONNIE DOON wiii conjure up many a pleasing memory, .'n plugs and 2oz. tins 1 lit). During this month 27,141 acres of Crown lands have been opened for

& ttlement, tho bulk of them in the Waikaiva district, Southland. Next month some 3,000 acres in various pi Hs/'of Ota go wili'be open for selec-

tion. "Bonnie Doon"—how the words conjure up the thoughts and memoric:.' of the'davs'of our lathers'iii the UK. Land. So too, BONNIE DOON— the NEW TOBACCO for the man who wants a MEDIUM BLEND—bring; satl&Mction and delight to every smok er. In.plugs and.2oz. tins ><u 2 8.,i) One pf the most interesting exhibits iii the Maori section of the Auekand Museum is an ancient .flute. It is claimed to be the identical instrument upon which Tutanekai- played sweet music on an island in Lake Rotorua, causing the dusky beauty Hineirioa to swim across to discover by whom such charming sounds were produced. "Bonnie Doon"—who can tell a! that tl'.e words mean to those win know the land o' Burns? To Maori' landers BONNIE DOON TOBACCO will bring all the smoker has so lono been wanting—"Body"—yet not to strong. Fragrance, Flavour—above ail, Quality. In plugs and 2oz. tii:: 3 B.!• "The milk that is sold-in the middle of winter is not always fresh," was a statement made by Mr H. Bodley when a deputation of Wellington suppliers interviewed the Minister of Public Health. Mr Bodley added that in cold weather milk would keep for a n'eek. "Very often," he said, "tho milk sold in the winter may be two or three days old." Men—have vou tried the new MEDIUM STRENGTH tobacco-BO\ ME DOON? Like, the old song its 101 l mellowness has a charm and faf'ift,ition that always lingers with the •mtokei'. In plugs and 2oz. tins. 4 15.0 The Picton correspondent of tho Marlborough Express states that .Mr \V. Berg tried a case of Taranaki lenzine on his launch, the Campbell,, .vith very great success. He states that is in every way equal to the imported spirit, and will find favor .vitb launch owners. This is the first Lime it has been used in the Sounds district. Mr Charles Page, of Tusla, Oklahoma, reputed to be worth £1,000,000, has adopted 300 children, and hopes to increase the number to 1000 before lie dies. He has provided that the bulk of his estate shall go toward riding poor children, and in maintaining a home which he has built at Sand j ■'prings, a suburb of Tusla. -Mr Page j Oho London Express says) has built j .i street car line to the home for the | convenience of the children, who are oicked up daily from the poor homes of the city. He has promised that j any boy or girl who completes the course in the free school which he ! conducts at the home can elect to go { free to any college for further edu-1 cation.