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Evening Star, Issue 19795, 20 February 1928, Page 11

■b ■b 5 B® 0 a b b % \ V ®s a B are Smooth to the £ws and <§w6of/i to the Palate. VIRGINIA CIGARETTES —No Paper Sticking to your Lips, No need to Wax the end. -No need for a Holder. With a Tip of Pure Cork Nature 9 s own Product. HIGNETT BROS. & CO., ENGLAND 10 for

r Knowing full well the excellent medicinal qualities of Coates Plymouth Gin, also its nectar-like thirst quenching flavour, we believe it to be just as fine a drink as was ever made. But it is only right that others should know this, too. So we make this suggestion. Next time you’re thirsty —or perhaps fed up—call for Coates Plymouth Gin—some like it with a dash of bitters, others prefer ginger ale, squash or plain soda water. However, Coates Plymouth Gin is the main thing—it is good taste in every sense of the word. And now a final reminder—next time say, “Coates Plymouth Gin for me, too.” Agents R. POWLEY & CO., DUNEDIN GIN PUNCH Put Jlb of sugar in large jug or Basin. Add the finely grated rinds of three large lemons and the strained juice. Pour into J pint boiling water. When’cold strain into punch bowl, add J pint of Coates Plymouth Gin. Add ice. Make an hour before required. C - £'/// X m" m f? w. *( r\

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