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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume LXIV, Issue 6577, 17 October 1939, Page 1

TENDERS AKRAOA COUNTY COUNCIL FIEEWOOE FOR SALE BY TENDER RENDERS for the purchase of 5 cords 6f "Pin.- firewood will *be ac-' cepted up till noon on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1939. Tender to state price per cord and whether for one or more cords. Any further particulars may be obtained from the undersigned. C. STEWART, s 'Couiity Clerk. PUBLIC NOTICES j TABLE TENNIS ' j A meeting of all those intei'estedj| in the formation of a table tennis ! club will be held in the Fire Brigade, Hall on Tuesday, October 24, gtt-B : p.m.' — { HELP THE RED CROSS Shop day in aid of funds will be held on Saturday, October 21 at the Bank Corner. Your-pennies please,for the Copper[ Trail. 3 All gifts of produce welcome. W.A.NEWTON, i Convener. AKAROA CROQUET CLUB i OPENING OF SEASON Akaroa Cioquet club will open its season on Thursday next, October 19, when members of all'kindied sports die invited. Admission 1/- in aid of Red Funds. i M. JACOBSON, Hon. Secretary. 5 "STANDARD" WAR MAP QRDERS for "Standard" European War Map will be taken at "Mail" Office. Price, One shilling (1/-) This Map incorporates, with details the whole cf Europe, including Great Britain, Scandinavia, Western Russia, as well as Palestine, the North of Egypt, Morocco, etc. Printed in Five Colours. Size 24in x 36in. ORDER YOUR COPY NOW | SMAST.NBW fDAKS to suit every pocket... MAGINE THE THBUL OJ ONE O? KODAK'S SMART NEW CAMERAS , > —GIVE A KODAK— j| The gift that keeps on t giving! i A FEW OF THE MODELS SMALL BROWNIE 7/6 _ m" POPULAR BROWNIE Li • 10/6 1/7 BROWNIE JUNIOR H 14/6 aßd 16/6 FOLDING KODAK, GOOD LENS 57/6 ALL KINDS OF FILMS IN STOCK FOR BEST RESULTS USB KODAK VERICHROME R. S. C. STEWART, M.P.S. P H .C CHEMIST AND STATIONER 'PHONE 2 'PHONE 2. / Londoners are drinking considerably less beer than they did, but smoking four times as much tobacco —according to the latest statistics. Well, it's the same story in New Zealand, and the greatly increased demand for the weed is not altogether due to the 1 increase in population. It's largely attributable to the rate at which we' all live now ana the rush and hurry of modern life. People crave for something to relieve the nervous tension, and find that tobacco helps considerably. The ever growing demand for the latter has been far more marked in New Zealand since the introduction of "toasted" which has fairly captured the .public taste and is act-, ually by smokers innumerable -to the imported article. This is' by no means .surprising because "toasted" is not only of the very highest grade but so free, comparatively, from nicotine, thanks to toasting, as f to be safe for even the heaviest smoker. The five brands, Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cut Hug No. 10 (Bulkhead), Cavendish, Riverhead Gold and Desert Gold, are as near perfection as tobacco can well be.