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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 19448, 23 October 1928, Page 9

"only ten survivors. It is stated that there are on 'y ten survivors of the original 152 .passengers who landed at Port Chalmers eighty years ago. It was in that year, 1848. that the news of Dill's Best first spread around the world. Here was a tobacco accomplishment which brought fresh enjoyment into the lives of many roen, a tobacco, which, mild, cool, and fragrant, had absolutely no bite in it Men. everywhere, have welcomed Dill's Rpst as tlipv've never welcomed tohncoo •Ik 6 trough the long long years it has Droved a comfort and solace to man ? thousands of smokers. Light up vour nip 0 with Dill's Best. Draw in its npe. fragrance and full-bodied aroma I 1 .'' s natural tobacco flavour—its satirfvinjr tn«te. Then you'll understand "whv Dill's Best has not only ">aintnined. but increased its popularty every month during these P °ignty years. __6 ? Cable News in this issue accredthai Times" has appeared in Jirnal, bnt only where expressly ion editorial n