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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19133, 17 October 1927, Page 11

OLD MAN'S TRAGEDY. One of the minor tragedies of life is centred in the ease of a well-known New Zealand public man whom we will call Mr X. Mr X. has long passed the allotted span of years and, in fact, is very close to being an octogenarian. Always an inveterate smoker h was only the other day that he discovered Dill's Best, and what makes the position so poignant to him now is the fact that during all these eighty years Dill's Best has been on the market, and yet he did, not discover it until the declining years of his life. However, he has the solace of making what he describes as "My happiest discovery in fifty years." These are words of sincere appreciation reaching right out to every pipe smoker. As n matter of fact, every day from everywhere men are writing that Dill's Best tobacco is bringing back to them all of the old pleasure, solace, and contentment of pipe smoking. Barlow Bros., Christ-church, are tbe New Zealand Distributors of Dill's Best. —o DEVELOPING. PRINTING. ENLARGING. For all thret —Wallace's, the firm for everything photographic. Films brought in by 10 a.m. are ready by 5 p.m. —there's fto speedier service. Take your nest spool to Wallace and Co., Photographic Dealers. High street. 'Countrv orders p°st free. —2