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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIX, Issue XLIX, 4 January 1916, Page 6

I't is announced in the Church. Chromcli 1 . issued recently, that the Bishop* of Wellington desires that no marriage be ! celebrated in private houses, except in cases where both parties are living at 1 least six miles from a church or churchj room, and that it is the desire of the j Bishops :of the T>r<xvinoe that 110 clergy- ' man be married within three years of ! his ordination to the diaconate. SMOKE DREADNOUGHT NAVY CUT. Dreadnought Navy Cut is a rich, fragrant tobacco for the man who likes a "solid" smoke. It is all British—grown in Rhodesia.—and is the pure natural leaf, free from all dangerous adulterants and obtainable in medium and full strength.. Invicta Mixture is another Rhodesian Tobacco —milder than Dread-noughts-better and .purer than other mixtures on the market. Try Dreadnought or Invicta—full 2oz. tins for Is, try it now. Prefer cigarettes?—then get Officers' Mess, a Rhodesian speciality, Virginian or Turkish, -will not bite the tongue or stain the fingers. 10 for 6d.