Earthquake In Japan. , , • Seismologists report a dutaroin te similarity between the deep sub-sur-face earthquake which rocked a wide area of Japan yesterday morning and *he series of disturbances which pr e ceded ihe 1923 disaster. Recording instruments placed the epicentre approximately 54 miles underground m the northern part of Tokio Bay.-r Tokio, December 2.
The first smoke of the day! Can you beat it? Lots of chaps light up directly they tumble out of bed in the morning’ others smoke while having their cold tub, but most wait till after breakfast. Mark Twain said the only times he wasn’t smoking were when he was eating and when he was sleeping Old smokers often have a whiff when they wake in the mght-say d “qonds them off agaip. looacco. Of course tastes differ, but if a census Sands could be taken it would °. uni-.lv he found that the most probab y —right through New are the “toasted” ones. Go Z T I vm? will, you’ll find them on ves even in the backblocks! mellow, cool and comforting, Gut Plug No 10 (Bullshead), Pocket Sm+inn Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Riverhead Gold and Desert Gold mm’ff their immense popularity. Its toasting that makes them safe for the ' rnmr They’re so popular they re I bring imitated. Ask lor the brands enumerated,
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Greymouth Evening Star, 4 December 1946, Page 9
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