RUN OVER BY LORRY. A business man is now lamenting his precipitate ' haste in crossing the street before looking to see whether the way was clear. So intent was he on fillingahis pipe that he was brushed aside by a passing lorry and, to his dismay, he dropped his tobacco, which was irretrievably crushed by the back wheels. The lorry driver at first was inclined to be abusive, but when he learnt that it was a packet of Bears' Tobacco that had been lost he was very sympathetic, for, being a Bears' smoker, he knew what a delicious Virginian blend it is. Have you tried it? 8d an oz. loose; also in handy packets, loz. 9d, 2oz. Is 6d.—Advt'
4s 6d Coloured Fuji Siik going Monday (or 2s lOd yard (30in. wide). " George Court's" Last day of Sale. Countless Magnificent Karaugahape Road. (See windows). Worms mean bad health. The remedy is Wade's Worm Figs. Simple and in-
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19892, 10 March 1928, Page 15
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