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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 103, 3 May 1930, Page 17

WHEN MEN ARE HAPPY! A man will never be happy until He thinks lie is. That is why so many men look happy when teiiy are smoking aristocratic old Dill's Best. This partician old blend has conferred much happiness on many, many thousands of men during: the eighty-two years it has been sold. The solid comrort it affords is. of course, due to the choiceness of its Burley lear and oit 3 careful manufacture. All the harsh, bitter centre stem of tfre tobacco leaf is carefully removed in the making- of Dill's Best, and the tobacco is slowly cured for three whole years until all the bitterness has been "sweated" out of it. It costs a lot of money to do this, but it all shows up in tbe smote. — (Ad.)

A limited number of men's tweed and worsted suits, sizes 3 and 4, to be cleared at 59/6. —Fowlds, Ltd.— (Ad.)

t heard punch; 9 1 O joKe s , VPB » sofso cX Oa\l Mall tins \tv 1 WONDERFUL fun —wonderful! You know those impish little picturej/&%L jokes in "Punch," that make all the world laugh? Well, they're being reproduced on Pall Mall cigarette cards—a whole 50 of them. They fill Pall Mall tins just chock i tsSKto*full of chuckles. What fun to collect them ! U \ W hat fun to pass them round among your friends! / Buy a tin of Pall Mall's to-day and enjoy a good i°^ e with a first-class smoke —10 for 9d. "Punch" cards are in Pall Mall Mild tins only. All Mall * VIRGINIA CIGARETTES \H/ Master Agtat» for New Zealand : CARO 4 JER&AT LTD., P.O. Bex 108, AacHaal plain and Corkapp«4