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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 143, 19 June 1931, Page 4

NOT-A PENNY PAID.

, Believe it. or not,. we don't pay a penny to those friends of yours who, on. the slightest provocation to speak about smoking or tobacco, proeJaim thu glories of that delightful old smoking tobacco—Dill's Best. This is a purely voluntary enthusiasm—just n natural outlet for grateful smokers who have found their ideal pipe. tobacco. If you have never tried Dill's Best in your pipe begin to-day, and id: it is only half as good as your Dill's Best smok--ing friends say, it is then it is well worth a trial.-.** Ask1 your tobacconist for a 2oz tin.—Advt. When, we balance the: good with the bad, The credit to good is so small,. That the-debit of-bad we ha.ye had Leaves nothing to cheer us at all; But'we have to take things as they fall, And nfc best they are bard to endure, Tho'-for colds a real blessing-to nil Is Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.—Advfc-

WELLINGTON RACING CLUB, WINTER MEETING, 11th, lotfi, and IStn JULY, 1931.- ' NOMINATIONS FOR ALL EVENTS at the above Meeting, including the ■ Trial Plate, close at 9 o'clock p.m. on MONDAY, the 22nd JUNE, 1031, at the Office of the Club, Woodward street, Wellington. J. M. OHIFFTTHS, Scwetnry.