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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXIII, 9 December 1940, Page 4

Showroom Special! Ladies’ Silk Linen Frocks in Dainty Pastel Florals. S.S.W. to W.X. All one price, 17/6. McKay’s * Alfred Gould announces an auction sale for Thursday next, 12th inst., at 1 p.m., of household furniture, etc., on account of Mr James Webster, 17A Brougham street.* Showroom Special! Smart new Styles in model Millinery. Black, Navy and Colours. Beautifully trimmed. No two alike. All one price, 19/6. McKay’s.* ‘Yes,” said the old boy to his chum as they sat puffing their pipes down on the waterfront, “I’m 80 to-day, and d’you know, I don’t care a button now fir the things I used to care for in former years: they’ve lost their appeal. But I love the old pipe now I’m 80 as much as I did when I was young and hearty. It’s been a good friend to me all these years and has never done me a ha’porth of harm since I took to toasted more than twenty years ago. My choice is Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead) and full flavoured, but there’s two other brands for those who like something milder—Cavendish and Navy Cut No 3 (Bulldog) and two of the finest cigarette blends going—Riverhead Gold and Desert Gold.” His friend laughed. “You can’t tell me anything about toasted. he said, ‘that I don’t know. There’s nothing to touch it for quality, and being toasted it’s largely free from nicotine 1 smoke Cavendish —‘the sporting mixture’ —myself, but all five brands are kapai.’’*