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Evening Star, Issue 19518, 28 March 1927, Page 13

THROUGH THE MAJOR'S EYEGLASS NO. 10 k m V '■Has “A win on points” Here is Joe. He has been prizefighting again. His nose has gone a funny shape. He cannot see out of one eye. His mouth has slipped. Something has altered the coastline of his left ear. But Joe is not worrying about that now. He is enjoying an “ Army Club.” He says nothing matters when you’re smoking a real good cigarette like that. He has just told the newspaper men that “ Army Club ” will always win on points. THE CIGARETTE THAT SET A STANDARD 10 for 9d. * Jllso in 50's and 100’s. New Zealand Distributors; ADMORE & MASON. WELLINGTON. Caoanders Limited {Established 1773.) Pioneers of the Fourfold Pack Old “Days In 'Plymouth No. 2 * •b i 7 l 1 ir<rr^ ■m rises’ i s\v JUI /I m m .6. uses THOUGH age and the surrounding modern building* have thorn The Rose and Crown" of it* pristine glory, the venerable old hostelry still stand*. But it i* easy to imagine the old “ Rose and Crown ’’ of a hundred year* ago—and more—with it* crowd of soldiers and sailor* telling impossible stone* for the benefit of gaping rustics. And it wa* in Plymouth, during 1793, that Coates’ Plymouth Gin made its first appearance. In a very short time it was favourite right throughout England, To-day men alway* call for ‘‘Coate* Plymouth Gin” with the same enthusiasm as they did 133 year* ago. G. & G. I Agents = = R. POWLEY & CO., Dunedin. warn Q i> < C here are three classes of people toho are susceptible to Advertising — men, Women and children. b P ADVERTISE And Qel Your Message Homs,