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Grey River Argus, 28 July 1941, Page 3

DOMINION OF NEW ZEALAND PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT New Zealand Government WAR LOAN £IO 9 00O 9 000 2'o/ 2/0 Stock maturing Ist August/1946 30/ /o Stock maturing Ist August, 1951/54 Loan opens Friday Ist August Closes 2nd September Prospectus and Application Forms will be available throughout New Zealand on opening date INVEST EARLY An Advertisement authorised by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, Wellington, 26th July, I 941. TINGEYS "'W fing-ey’s Wallpapers axe the T fOLy height of good taste —inexpert- B give, yet giving an air of comfort and luxury which is a tribute to LX' the craftsmen’s art. \ See our New Stocks of English and Canadian Designs. J If AJg Vi ALLPAPER MERCHANTS, M eL/lO MACKAY STREET, GREYMOUTH.

Times change and we change with them! In Victorian days if the head of the household wanted to “blow a cloud’’ he usually retired to the back I garden, op even the coal house! As for smoking in the streets, it simply wasn’t done! Of course, women ' didn’t smoke at all, and would have j been horrified at the idea, And there were no smoke rooms. Think of that the next time you go to your club and enter its luxuriously appointed lounge for smokers. And for every man who smoked fifty years ago a hundred smoke now! But your modern smoker is not so easy to- please at devotees of the weed used to be. The present demand is for tobacco of choicer quaiitv than of yore. Hence the widespread popularity of the five famous toasted brands: Cut Plug -No. 10 (Bullshead), Cavendish, Navy Cut No. ('Bulldog), Riverhead Gold, and Desert Gold, which are not only extraordinarily pure (owing to the elimination of nicotine in them by toasting), but possess a flavour and bouquet delicious as heart of smoker can desire. —Advt.