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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16839, 31 December 1928, Page 10

I'llie town clerk of Christchurch (Mf. •L F. Neville) has keen advised by 69 registered architects that they intend (o enter designs in the competition in connection with the now Alt Gallery. From Australia. 27 entries are promised ; from New Zealand 25; from England. 12; from (Scotland, 2; and one each from Ireland, Lower Burma, and the United States of America. The competition is restricted to architects on the register of the Royal Institute of British Architects. or on the register of any institution affiliated therewith. It closes on February 13, 1929. No fewer than 150 sets of the printed conditions have been forwarded to applicants. What a famous physician thinks about smoking: “Tobacco,” says the eminent medical authority, Sir Bruce I‘orter, “is an extraordinary comfort to a great many. 1 would particularly wish to reassure old folks so that they may not bo terrified from enjoying one of the few pleasures that remain to people of advanced years. Tobacco in moderation is not going to do you any barm.” O'f course it isn’t! When smoking proves harmful it. is because the tobacco eon Inins too much nicotine. The American brands are more in- less full ,d the noisuii. The purest, tobaccos on the market are produced here in New Zealand. \on cannot eliminate nicotine entirely from tobacco, but our New Zealand frauds contain very Tittle. That’s v.by you can smoko them all day long ar.d 'ake no barm. Their fine flavor an! delightful fragrance are largely due to the fa;' Ilia 1 the leaf is toasted --quite a new idea.' Ask for ‘Tliverhead Goid” mi!.!, “Navy Cut” (Bulldog) medium, and “Cut Plug No. IQ” (Bullshcad) full strength.*