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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 5 September 1925, Page 5

Smokers who are niggardly of t.lieir ’baccy are rare. As a rule their pouch is at the service of almost anybody. Of course there are exceptions. Do you remember the story of the smoker who kept two pouches? One he called “the world,” the other “providence.” The first was always empty; the second always well filled. If asked for a fill he would regret that he “hadn’t a bit in the world.” If questioned as to what lie was going to do for himself lie would say, “Oil, I must trust in providence.” Well, there are all kinds of smokers, .just as there are all kinds of tobacco. By the way, have you tried our own N.Z. grown tobaccos? In some respects they are unique. For one lliing they are all toasted. Hence their peculiarly delightful flavour; secondly they contain so little nicotine that they may be smoked “till the cows come home” without proving injurious. That’s why the doctors approve of them. Try Riverhead Gold mild. Navv Cut (Bulldog) medium, or Cut Plug No. 10 (Bull’s Head) full.* No finer argument in favour of supporting New Zealand industry can be found than in the line of saddle tweed trousers at 19/6, selling at the Melbourne Limited. The cloth in these trousers is a tribute to the skill of the operatives and tiie enterprise of the woollen mill in their successful endeavour to turn out a pure woollen garment at practically no more cost than imported shoddy mixtures. Every worker should wear these trousers.— Advt.