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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22850, 4 October 1937, Page 18

"Black" and "White," the two terriers, greet you wherever Whisky is sold. an WHITE S&s* '^AN'S fcWHITE St. SKY BLACK W H I BLACK AND WHITE 'T'HE day's sport is over. You're feeling pleasantly tired. Now'B the time for a "Black & White" to revive your energy. / This old, mellow Whisky, a blend of the products of the renowned distilleries of Scotland, is delightful to the palate and stimulating to the faculties. ' You'll feel a new man after a "Black & White". 11 I Bottled in Scotland * OfKt OLD ICOTCH WHttK* V& T'>' ffG *5 e>m asm o & m X gg i m Ci. I !-i> >W PERTIN T'> *0 Smoke It and Enjoy Its Smoothness -K VIRGINIA TOBACCO ARDATH TOBACCO CO. LTD., LONDON look years younger II Maxwell's r Mr* J JjAIRTONr « ■■ ■» \ ,3-Aj DOES IT! \*( v/ X-GREY HAIR During the depression many people went prematurely GREY. There is NO NEED to look older than you really ore. In fact, there is never any need to do yourself this injustice, because MAXWELL'S HAIRTONE is procurable from all leading Hairdresser* and Beauty Salons. WHY? One of the reasons, la because it is not a dye. Procure U)e bottle with the genuine signature across the label «nd you will know why It is not necessary to be grey. *• / 'tri/ n r3SERS AND 1/9 BEAUTY BAL.ONB 3/8 (Trade enquiries—Australasian Ageuciea, P.O. Hox 1825, Auckland). Nt £ > '»c, y '9oa Z»tc) l r & °£sic I"Ua •Vfc? 'Jli CIGARETTE PAPERS