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Otago Witness, Issue 2624, 29 June 1904, Page 26

)The achievements of Havelock, in India, have brought undying f feme to his credit. The defence of Cawnpore and the relief of f Lucknow are both stirring events in the history of that awful 5 mutiny. The name of HAVELOCK will be remembered as the 1 greatest name in the long list of heroes that helped to save India to $ the British nation. . . . ♦ * • a And in the realms of commerce, no less than of war, the % name of ••••«••• Virfr^>^i>ni>?iiiujiMiyTjiiTri ioTvuTj~Tij^i oTvuTj~Tij^ in,;) wi|l be remembered as the title and distinguishing mark of a great achievement ♦♦...♦♦ t4ot many years ago "HAVELOCK" Tobacco was tfl|fcmwn; to-day it is spoken of and smoked throughout the Commonwealth. •..••., \ The determination of the proprietors to succeed, the efforts towards perfect manufacture, the almost heroic attempts to secure, A 1 amidst the greatest competition, the finest selected leaf, the W i incessant &tu&y pf the taste of the Australian smoker, and, finally, I I the constant daily sifort to procure for " HAVELOCK" Tobacco I 1 everything that was of the best — f rom the leaf in Virginia to the I ff most skilled workman and the best machinery — has built up for J I " HAVJjJLOCJK " Tobacco an enduring reputation that few will be | I fou&i to question. It is no exaggeration to say, that . • 1 ■AA - — » ■ is the best pipe-smoking tobacco in the world — best made, best f I material, and best in all those qualities that the intelligent smoker 1 1 looks for. .*•»«.,. I I " Havelock" is sold in plugs or tins— Aromatic or Dark. |