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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2980, 18 January 1917, Page 6

AN OPPORTUNITY. The fact that the "Star" Commercial Chassis just landed in Wellington are built iu accordance with War Ottice specifications has aroused a great ileal of interest. Whoa war broke out tho authorities realised how necessary motor traction was, but pre-war design did not reach expectations. The experience- of the Allies with motor vehicles was carefully recorded, and to-day the machines in use are designed accordingly. No Britnianufacturer is allowed to-build vehicles except in accordance with War Office specifications, as tho Military Authorities reserve the right to commandeer the chassis even when lying at tho London Docks ready for export. When further supplies will be available nobody can fitiy, but all tho evidence indicates tho fact that during tho next few months tho Army will want all the motors that are obtainable. Full particulars on apIpi .cation to TNGLIS BROS. AND CO., LTD., 21-26 Harris Street, Wellington.— Advt.

Can New Zealand develop the tobacce industry? Why not? The climate of Hawke's Bay produces leaf which in many respects is superior to the imported article. But the matter is no longer a question of doubt—Gold Pouch Tobacco, tho new brand in the big 2Joz. pouch, demonstrates finally that the local product can hold its own, and in many ways is superior to any brand from overseas. Mild, delightful' in flavour, cool smoking, and with far less Nicotine than the imported article, you can smoke Gold Pouch all .day without burning your tongue or undermining tho constitution. More economical, too—2ioz. as against ljoz. in imported brands. Why make our national burden heavier You do so by buying American tobaccos. Try 'Gold Pouch once, and you'll admit that it is what you've long waited for.—Advt.

The Mayor of Gillingham (England) promises a day's holiday to the 10,000 school children of tho borough when the contributions to the War Savings Association total Train arrangements for Anniversary Day are .advertised, in full in this issue. A. Manawatn farm property of 130 acres is advertised for sale or for exchange by Messrs. Gilchrist and Kidd, Palmerston North. ' ' Gout is really a special form of Rheumatism caused by excess uric acid in the blood. Ttheuino will cure you. 2s. <W. I and 4s. 6d.-Advt. I A property of 2000 acres' in tho Wellington district is advertised for oxchange by Messrs. 11. F. M'Neill and Co., Featiierston Street. The Christclnirch Competitions will commence on May 3. Entries close on March 29. A syllabus and book of words can be obtained from the Bristol Piano Co., Messrs. Chas. Begg and Co., Wellington, or will be posted free on application to tho secretary (T. E. Hall), P.O. Box 919, Christohurch. Entries for the Mastorton 'A. and P. Association's thirtieth annual show, which, is to be held at Solway on.February 20 and 21, close on February 5. The "ram and ewe fair will be held on the two davs following the 6how. Mr. ,T. B. Emniett, Box 40, Masterton, will forward a schedule on application. Messrs. E. Johnston and Co. will eonduct an auction sale of building material of varied descriptions in Manners Street, next to the Royal Oak Hotel, on January 23. Messrs. Barraud and Abraham, Ltd., Te Kuiti, insert particulars of a freehold farm property, consisting of 430 acres, which is for exchange. "Tacl pijles upon • fact."—Kaufman. Peoplo are constantly praising Baxter's Lung Preserver, tho reliablo remedy for coughs and colds. Every doso benefits throat, bronchial passages, and lungs. Price is. 10d.—Advt.