BILLIARDS.

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 12769, 27 January 1936, Page 6

BILLIARDS.

DAILY AIAIL GOLD - CUP (U.P.A. by Elec. Tel. Copyright), (Received Jan. 26, 7.30 p.m.) LONDON, Jan. 25. In the'Daily Ala-il gold cup sealed handicap, in which the majority of well-known billiard players are competing, after a week’s match Lindrum 10,024 beat Falkiner 6614-

Lost in the bush, half-starved, and no tobacco! Such was- the plight of George Cross, a young new chum who went for a day’s shooting up in the mountains near Perth (W.A.). He kept himself alive by shooting small birds, and when his tobacco gave out tried to smoke dried . leaves—but couldn’t. Rescued at last George tells how glorious was the first real smoke he’d had for three weeks. Smokers who’ve never had to go without can’t realise what enforced abstinence from tobacco means. Try it yourself, and see liqw long it will be before you’re making tracks for the nearest tobacconists and asking for '‘toasted” —the famous blends which afford so much comfort and enjoyment to thousands of smokers every day! These tobaccos are not only the most delicious but the least harmful. The toasting does it! The genuine toasted. Cut- Plug No. (Bullshead). Navy Cut Xo. .‘3 tßulidog), Cavendish, Riverhead Gold ftul Desert- Gold, are to' be found in almost everybody’s pipe or cigarette. But beware of imitations when buying. They’re "no earthly!” —*