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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11767, 14 October 1932, Page 8

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TROUT AND DEEP SEA V 4 SEE HjJf JLfl -■* « -I JL$ a ? BRIGHT STREET, PHONE 85. BOX 24. Wc Issue Licenses to Fish. OPOTIKI DISTRICT Gisborne Times Agency The “GISBORNE TIMES” may be obtained every morning on nrriva' of the DUCO CAR, .from— MR. P. CLARK COMMISSION AGENT, CHURCH STREET. OPOTIKI. BOOKBINDING LITERARY BINDINGS. .MUSIC. ACCOUNT BOOKS IN ANY SIZE OR STYLE OE BINDING MAGAZINES, Etc. If you have any difficulty _in making tip your requirements, ring Phone 818 and a competent canvasser will at once assist you with his expert skill. The Times Printing Works turns out promptly Rubber Stamps to any dosigu and the workmanship is unexcelled in any of the centres. THAT IS THE SECRET OP ITS SUCCESS. “GISBORNE TIMES” To the Wide-Awake Business Man! s Have confidence in yourself your business, your goods, and swell your turnover by adopting the mail order system of buying. Them is no advertising medium in the world that can givo access to so many prospective purchasers at so low a figure as the daily newspaper. THE G.ISBO RNE TIMES has a strong lino of subscribers all along the East Coast from Wairoa to Cape Runaway and through to Opotiki. Now i* the oimo to boost your goods in the country districts and cultivate orders by mail. The cheapest way to do this is to advertise in the Gisborne Times. At one time all advertising was merely an experiment ; now it is a grim necessity. In toj»-iB, totv-j)ships, construction camps, station sheds, Maori pas, the Gisborne Times is read from the title to the imprint. . RING PHONE 500 or 818 and our Advertising Specialist will submit designs and wmite your advertisement in an attractive style that will convince the buying public in the country districts and sell your goods. TIMES PRINTING WORKS -> In n recent Adelaide breach of promise ease, it transpired that the engagement was broken oil by . Hie •lady because her intended (a bitter foe' of the weed) objected to her smoking. She told him laughingly that when a man didn’t smoke it ■was usually because he coukln t! It was then that ho lost Ins temper, and decided to adopt the -rather, unusual course of suing- her for breach. An unsympathetic jury awarded him nominal damages. But the - girl was fir/Jit. Many men have tried to smoke and'failed. They overlookedthe fact that the best tobacco for the novice To start with is- a very | mild 'aromatic, such as Riverlioad Gold, one of our four famous, New Zealand toasted brands. The toasting practibaUy eliminates the nicotine so that even a beginner , can onjov a smoke! The other ■ three brands arc Navy Cut No. 3, Cavendish and Out Plug No. 10. AU four tobaccos are'quite harmless.-• They vary in strength-from very - nild vo “full.” All an*’ "‘j new nod for flavour and bouquet. . ’ -