PERSONAL

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LII, Issue 8570, 16 April 1924, Page 3

PERSONAL

Mr J. T. Hamihey, of Taurauga has left on an extended holiday trip to various parts of the Xorth Islaml. He may also visit the South Island. The resignation of Ihe Bev, J. 11. Simmonds from the Auckland 1 Til versify College Council, alter a term of twenty-three years’ servletl was received with regret hy ilie ('ouneil on Monday. Mr Wm. Hem who. for some time pas!, has keen teaching mn>ie in Tanranga. leaves on the 2 lih iimi. to lake up a posh ion under Tie Native School Department near llokianga. Mr \V. J. T. AViggs. of the Bubli< Works Department, lias keen irausferred from Auckland, as inspectmg officer of the Department, with head<|uar!ers at Wellington. Lieut.-( kmeral Sir Walter Congreve has been appointed (loveriior of Malta, in succession to Daron ,I‘l inner, who has held the position since .lime. 1010. Mr I’. Alet'aUnm. of Blenheim, has been nominated bv lhe Taranaki ITlueaiam Board as one ot thi 1 rep resentalives of the education boards of the Xorth Island on ilie Xew Zealand Donnell of Ed neat ion. 'Die death oeetirred at the aye of 77. of an old Maori war veteran. in the person of Ah' Alfred Dawson, of Ben rose avenue. \\ ellinyton. Deceased was born at Bellreve. Tasrnaiiia. and sailed to 'Dunedin in the ship Southern. Cross, Later bo joined the armed constabulary, and fought rigid through the Xorth Island, under the command of Colonel Lyons and was wounded during the inking of Xnkiimaru Da. At ilie opening of ilie Native Land Court at BoiOrua on Thursday last. Air (I. Erquhart. on behalf of the Ilolorua Bar. extended a hearty welcome to Judge A. 8. Holland,, who has succeeded Judge Carr, expressing their hope that the harmonious relationship existing between the Bar and the Bench would long continue under his regime. The -fudge suitably acknowledged the compliment.

lii the days of Auld Lang Sync a N.Z. grown tobacco made its appearance on the market but failed to get a hold on the smoking public. The leaf was alright, hut there was something deficient in Die curing, and the industry languished and fizzled out. A much more recent attempt to solve the problem resulted in flic production of the National Tobacco's Co's brands now firmly established in the favour of smokers. The secret of this success is said to be due to the new toasting process which the manufacturers are now applying to .their toabeco and which has resulted in a most remarkable improvement in the smoking quality. The difference between the toasted and non-, loasfed product is as wide as a cooked potato differs in taste from a raw potato.. Any smoker can easily convince himself by trying just a few pipes of any of the following brands: Riverhead Gold, very mild; Toasted Navy Cut, of medium strength; and Cut Flub No. 10 for those who prefer a full body.—o

Nowadays, more than ever before, the public wants value for its money.