It is no longer a rare sight to see a woman smoking, and people on the Ashburton Railway Station frequently see women step off the train, light cigarettes, and stroll up and down the platform while their fellow passengers are obtaining refreshments (says the Guardian). But is undoubtedly a rare sight to see a cigar being smoked by a woman. Such was the case on the arrival of an evening express at Ashburton recently.
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Otago Witness, Issue 3961, 11 February 1930, Page 31
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