Nash Crosses Cook Strait In A Launch

Northern Advocate, 25 September 1943, Page 2

Nash Crosses Cook Strait In A Launch

(P.A.) CHRISTCHURCH, This Day. The Minister for Finance (Hon. Walter Nash) crossed from Wellington to Picton by launch on Thursday night, so that he might speak at Dunedin on Friday evening. Mr. Nash had a meeting in Wellington on Thursday evening, and was thus unable to use the steamer ferry service, and unable to arrange yesterday morning foi an aeroplane. Steamer passengers said today that on Thursday night conditions would probably make a launch trip unpleasant. Ever suffer from that depressing complaint known as “the blues'’? Eut, of course you do. It gets us all now and again. You know the symptoms? You feel as cheap as fourpence ha'penny; can’t rouse yourself or take an interest in ■ anything. Everything seems to go dead wrong, and the game of life not the;- candle! Now, when you feel like that it is time to see what tobacco can do for you. A quiet smoke has been known to work wonders. There’s much virtue in Baccy. Fill up with a bit of something really choicer—it must be good if it’s to do you good. And, come to that, there’s nothing choicer than “toasted” —the real toasted, mind, not some rotten imitation. Buy any of the following and you’ll get the genuine article: Cut Plug No. JO (Bullshead), Cavendish, Navy Cut No., 3 (Bulldog), Riverhead Gold, Desert Gold and Pocket Edition. They all contain “the" cheer germ,” under their beneficent influence sorrow is softened, black care flies away. As gloom-dispellers they’re worth a guinea an ounce! . $?3