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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 12 August 1914, Page 4

When you see a man —smiling lazily through the fragrant light-blue smokerings from the seasoned briar between his teeth—that's GOLDEN EAGLE comfort. The slight bulge in his coat pocket betokens his GOLDEN EAGLK PLUG. YOU get one! Also in tins 19 V fer,' slices oft GOLDEN EAGT.K PLUG! Rub them!—notice the rich oromising aroma! Light up!— How thf» bine smoke -twiste and twirls—sniff it* «we«tness—enjoy its goodness. No other *or me! How alxmt YOU? Also in tins. Ne'er fash your thumb wi' care and dool. Smoko BONNIE DOON to cheer yer soul. ' 5i "Wherever men are found m good fellowship—where the braw Scotch tale is told, and the quid smoke rises to the | rafters man there too will ye find BONNIE DOON TOBACCO. Te*t it your- . self. " n\ ! There's a grand ''auld rpekie" whiff I about BONNIE DOON TOBACCO—a I homely, wholesome aroma which tells . of honesty and purity. .Why not try { it to-day? Any tobacconist sell it— i lots of it. 52 j MILD DERB\ satisfies the exacting j smoker, for it is not too heavy nor ! too light. Fragrant, cool and satisfying. Try a plug or a tin. i 3 Syke's is tli© best of all drenches. «nA.drt,