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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 12139, 29 December 1933, Page 7

IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED WITH THE BACON YOU ARE BUYING y A- v.a IT HAS A LOVELY FLAVOUR “SUMMIT” MILD CURED MUMS From 81bs. Upwards. PRIME TURKEYS, GEESE, DUCKS & FOWLS ORDER NOW FROM . phoeie «i. HAMPTON’S LTD. AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT. '■■■<> i; .. i-.L . u;. .-i: ita .»> <■' i. . "’U. • % BOX H 53

How did briar pipes originate? The story goes that a maiunfacturer of meerschaums who visited Gorhica- in 1344 chanced to drop—and break—the meerschaum he was smoking. By way of a temporary substitute l he carved himself a; pipe from Corsican bruyere (briar) root. That was the first briar! And the experiment proved. so. successful „tha't the manufacture of these pipes soon developed into a flourishing industry. To-day}' briars are produced by the million!'The fin-test.-briar-root, tby. the way,, still comes from.'Corsica, and (the best briars cost money. But your'“dyed-in-the-wool” smoker cares ]ittle for the expensive pipes. With him it’s tobacco that counts! ■ Some folks can smoke anything • the tobacco-lover wants the best; 1 Taste'.V 'differ' but ; that co‘nbtantly'gfofVip'g demand for the toasted • ‘so pure, fragrant and free from nicotine, is prdbf positive that Ne>v Zealanders' are hot slow to appreciate a really , good thing. All four brands-: Navy Cut N6...3~.(8uird0g), . Cavendish, ’Riverhead Gold, and Out Plug No. 10 (Bullshead) are 1 in ’'every-day request fill over the Dominion—G.3Bo. *:•#.(Wj.it- ■ ■bun/ ..gf-. Woods* C reat Pepper mint Cure ■ ■ V- '.f, . " i-'®!? 1 * jtnfluenz'4;, jQcilds.. ~ .; t