Page 12 Advertisements Column 2

Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 22, 26 January 1934, Page 12

X- HEY tell me that smokers will not buy my Peter Jackson Cigarettes unless I shout that every packet contains sufficient coupons to paper a wall and so many of them can be exchanged for a Rolls # I disbelieve that. My cigarettes will never contain coupons, pictures, or such like bait. There are still a great many smokers who hold firmly to the belief that a cigarette should give pleasure—have certain graces of flavour and fragrance which reveal —if I may use an often abused word —Quality • It has been suggested to me that the growing popularity of my cigarettes is solely due to their 'quality'—but I give a deal of credit to the natural wood packing which ensures the blend reaching you in perfect condition — with all its original fragrance and freshness intact • By the way, you won't unbalance your personal budget by giving them a trial—at 10 for 9d and 20 for 1/6 they cost you no more than ordinary Virginia packed in out-of-date cardboard. PACKED IN NATURALWOOD PETER JACKSON (TOBACCO MANUFACTURER) LTD., 217, PICCADILLY, LONDON, W.I.

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From NeW Zealand's 1 Fields. . • . M STANDARD" OATMEAL AND ROLLED OATS Northern Roller MMing Co.. Ltd.. Auckland | ~ • D 1 . v ■ ... Planning Y our Holiday T% • 1 TT 1 fT Your Railways Help You How well you know that; you would like a holiday—the changes of scene and the escape from routine—the sally into refreshing places—the tonic that will strengthen you for tasks ahead. "Yes—but the cost?" you say. Well, your railways cut the cost of transport. The fares average less than a penny a mile, second-class, and a fraction over a penny, first-class. { ° T y ° UV j se " and the relier from anxiety about relatives and friends. In the past eight years your railways have carried 1 80 million passengers without a fatality. Reliable Service by Rail