Page 6 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, 8 May 1917, Page 6

The raw leaf used by Great Britain unci Australia for the manufacture of smoking tobaccos is almost entirely of American origin, and huge sums ot money go annually to the U.S.A. Why not keep that money within our own country and the Umpire. Now that New Zealand lias its own tobacco industry we need no longer import, foreign brands. Gold Pouch, the Nc!w Zealand grown tobacco, excels all others in mildness and flavor; it contains also far less nicotine, and is thus less harmful than the heavy foreign tobacco. Support local industries that benefit all classes of the population alike. Gold Pouch is better and purer than the foreign articlemore economical too —ozs as against IJ ozs for Is. Cigarette smokers should use the New Zealand grown Three Diamonds Tobacco which leaves no sharp and bitter atfertaste like foreign tobaccos. , 17a

mm earn ino Littlesettlements.have become, cities, the sales of Bonnington's Irish Moss have increased enormously—it still leads in curative properties and popularity. It was made by qualified chemists over SO years ago—it is made by qualified chomists to-day. It cured colds in the early settlements—it cures coughs and colds in the cities of to-day. BOIIMoi'S Mr. T. Orr, Ayr Street, Inveroargill writes:—"l have pleasure in rfeom' mending Bonniugton's Irivli Moss, as I have a large family and have found it a gaeat benefit to .the chilflron when they havo been suffering from colds." 127 owes*