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Greymouth Evening Star, 6 September 1934, Page 2

ROMANCE UP TO DATE. It is evidently anticipated that the rush and bustle of modern life will see. an increase in the number of impetuous young folk anxious to enter into matrimony with the least possible delay regardless of the pessimistic nature of the old advice “marry in haste and repent at leisure.” Gretna Green is to provide an aerodrome for its lovers by the side of the famous smithy, where so mtinyi run-away couples have been married. The first sweethearts to swoop down on the new landing stage will be given a handsome wedding present and a free marriage. There are other examples of meeting modern requirements. The demand for New Zealand Tobacco at its best, for example, has been most adequately met by Red Shield (Dark) and Blue Shield (Medium). Ono of the reasons they are so enjoyable is that they are toasted to a turn, which means that the delightful smoking qualities are perfectly developed. Obtainable everywhere in twoounce tins (1/7) and one-pound can-J isters, which are even 'more economical. 40