SIX MEN IN THE SMOKING ROOM. Six men sat m the smoking room of a fashionable holiday hotel. All were' followers or Luxury, ror this was the tobacco they all smoked. Their talk veered to Luxury. All agreed that It -was the finest tobacco bargain New Zealand has seen for many a day, all marvelled that a tobacco of such excellence could be sold at such a low price—a tobacco of choice Burley lear, carefully cured, undergoing eleven distinct manufacturing processes—and yet selling at a competitive price with Inferior brands. As one of them summed it up: "Well, as long as Luxury Is on the market we can all indulge in luxury end yet study our pockets." Barlow Bros., Chrlstchurch, are the New Zealand distributors. — (Ad.)
The six most populous cities of the world in 1929 were: London, 7,476,168; New York, 6,103,384; Berlin, 4,000,000; Pane, ' 3,000,000- Chicago/ "2,701,705; Osaka, 2,115,000.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 16, 20 January 1931, Page 17
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