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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3132, 10 July 1917, Page 7

Trainers and Jockeys.—Wo have just opened up a range of Overcoats, including- Burborrys, Zambronos, and iDextors.-RERB PIUCE'S, 54-56 Willis Slroet.-Advt _____ Tho luncheon anil raUring arrange ments for the- Wellington Jiacing Club's Winter Meeting .ire. in the capable, hands of.Mossvfi. .1. dodbcr and Co., Ltd. ' Patrons are. therefore, assured, of every attention, and satisfaction— Advt. I TrenUinni Visitors—Don't fail, to seo 'tho smflTl"showing of Men's Wear when in Willis Street, at HERB .PBIGE'S, 54-50, Willie Strcet.-Advt.

In the terrible economic struggle comin?'.after Iho war. we in New Zealand must rely on our own resources; Now is tlio lime lo prepare. Wo must lie far more independent of foreign imports, and produce, in our own country all that the. soil will grow. Why smoke foreign tobacco when we can grow a boftor lenf ourselves? Why not develop an industry that may givo profitable employment to thousands of our returned soldiers. Gold Pouch, Iho New Zealand-grown (olineco, contains but. I.J per cent, of nicot.inn. It is far superior to all foreign tobaccos with their 4 per cent, and S per cent, of nicotine, because nicotino is a poison affecting the heart and nerves. ToUacco-jiTowinj; should be mndo a national industry, and Gold Pouch our national smoke. Absolutely unequalled in mildness, flavour, and combustibility. Cheaper, too, 2Job. for Is. Cigarette emolcors should uso the New ZenlandRrown "Three Diamonds" tobacco, same price.—Advt. l To "Camel ColJectors": The. ' Desert Gold Tea Competition will closo on 31st .Tuly. Camels before that dato to Box 1520, Wellington, eratinff name and address, and number of Camels sent.— Advt,