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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXI, Issue 15494, 21 December 1910, Page 2

FS c®n©isiica! Smoke the Busy Mae. In the ordinary shilling cigar there’s great waste. It is generally thrown awav half used, because the smoker has some important engagement to fulfil—because time is pressing and will r.ot permit him to fiuish it. That is to say he bought a shilling cigar and only got half of its value he bought more than he really required. What he required was a TWBENIB sneciallv made for ’tween times—’tween engagements— tween trams—’tween your work and your home, and such times when you can snatch only a hurried smoke. TWEENIES are first quality cigars in a size a little bigger than a cigarette. They are to be had at all leading tobacconists at the following prices— Packets of 4 for 6d. S for I,*. Boxes of 20 for 2/6. 60 tor 6/3. 100 for 12,6. X . H m id mm OhCVf Ik Y, SSU m ¥ Ifjij •f.) \ A/S) I m SiSaf ‘r. S £ OTf£ s+'K 55 ,i m ' m m SB 8 M m m (■■W-M fA mm m W wftpa m m M t II Hi m ip % it" i m -M t/m WL Six m mm M m Baaagfa TIM Tiff lww * i win, s■! a mm mwS9&i SR M II WHISKY m

WAITED KNOWN—That if you , ih ° Best Meat the county produces, at Greatly Reduced Prices, go to F. H. STEEL, BUTCHER, 173 and 160, Colombo Street. . The Leading Establishment of its Kind m Christchurcn. Nothing but absolutely the Prnnest Meat New Zealand produces kep- And do .jt forget that by patronising i. H. Steel VSI get the cream of Canterbury. And it is a recognised fact that tile beat is ahvay3 the cheapest in ‘lie end. Customers in. City and Bubr v ' , a '-vaited on dnily for ordcTP. Couiitr.'’ Customers can always rely on letters and telecrams being promptly attended to. oinHli Goods a specially. The annual output readies nearly half a million pounds. The quality told spealss for itac-li