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Hokitika Guardian, 10 December 1934, Page 2

5-8 tapestry runner 4/6 yard, 27 inch wide at 4/11 at Hade’s special price sale.—Advt.

Own jb tar E CELEBRATE THE JUBILEE YEAR BY BUILDING A NEW HOME THF GOVERNMENT -SUBSIDY IS NOW AVAILABLE PLAN? 8. ADVICE. KILN DRIED JOINERYP. R. WIHTFORD BUILDER, Phon 3 211. Hampden St., HOKITIKA. . We can suJvrlt Plans and Prices, ror ary class of work, anywhere.

“He was seated on a bench beneath a shady tree, in the grounds, when I met him,” writes a visitor to one of homes for the homeless. “I’ve been an inmOtc of this place for years,” he told me, “and I often sit here thinking of old times, and old mates dead and gone. Yes, I’m lonely, hut” (brightening up), “I still have Imy p.'po!” Before we parted I gave him a tin of New Zealand tobacco I chanced to have with me. You should have seen his delight! “They s crve out tobacco here once a week,” he said, “but it’s not Cut Plug No. 10! Thank you a thousand times, si*’!” I left him quite happy—for the timebeing—but fear ho has not too much happiness now, poor old chap.” Snroker,s don’t need to be reminded that Cut Plug No. 10 (Bnllshead) is one of the five famous toasted brands, the others 'being Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, Hiverhend Gold and Desert Gold. They are as delicious they are harmless. Toasting frees them of th®i r nicotine.—Advt

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