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Manawatu Times, Volume 61, Issue 136, 11 June 1936, Page 6

At the annual meeting of New Zealand Jersey Cattle Breeders’ Association (Inc.) held at Hastings on June 3, Mr. G. H. Dawick, of Palmerston North, was appointed to the position of secretary to the society.

I’or tlio first time iu several years ex-pupils of the Palmerston North Boy’s High School are holding a reunion dinner at Wellington this week and the function to be held on Saturday at the Capital city, promises to show 60 or more Old Boys in attendance. Seven masters from the school and atout the same number of the association’s committemen are making the trip. The re-union of Old Boys locally is being held on Wednesday next. ‘‘Make no error,” said the tobacconist to a cobber, “rolling ybur own has made a big difference! Parties that used to smoke packet cigarettes mostly turn their noses up at them now! They find tho smokes they mako themselves are not only better but a lot choepr than ready-mades. Take me, 1 used to sell any quantity of packet goods, now I sell far fewer packets but a heap more cigarette tobacco—specially Biverhead Cold and Desert Gold—the two cigarette brands chiefly w anted. And look at the saving! Why you can roil ten fullsized cigarettes of either Biverhead Gold or Desert Gold for Id or less! And mind you, being newly rolled they’re always fresh and moist while the readymades are often .dry and stale. Yes; both these brands are toasted, and there are three toasted brands for the pipe—Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), Cavendish, and Navy Cut No, 3 (Bulldog). It’s toasting that makes these brands so pure; that’s why they’re so harmless. Imitations? Oh yes! but they are fizzling outl! No demand!”