Page 10 Advertisements Column 4

Southland Times, Issue 20111, 23 February 1927, Page 10

5 MS ■ ' “Perfect Quality .... ‘Saronys’ are well filled —cool to smoke —and burn evenly” write* the famous ’Cellist and Composer— W. H. Squire I In New Zealand the gramophone has enabled us to hear the beautiful ’Cello music composed and played by this I Musician that he 100 praises the “perfect quality” of “Saronys” merits attention among all smokers. Here is his letter to the Hon. Bob —■ ‘‘Dear Bob, As a Solo-Violoncellist I use only an Italian ill instrument because of its perfect quality. For the same reason I smoke your ‘Sarony’ Cigarettes. ‘Saronys’ are well filled, cool to smoke, and burn evenly. Three big points. 11l Then as a song-writer, my advice is: ‘When Ilin You Come Home’ smoke a ‘Sarony.’ ‘Mountain 1111 l Lovers’ smoke them, and they are the favourite lull cigarettes ‘ln An Old-fashioned Town’—for are II they not ‘Just a Ray of Sunlight’? ’’ 1 10for9d. 20 for 1/6 50 for 3/9 j NICOLAS SARONY <& CO.. NEW BOND STREET. LONDON M *Mj 5.Y.9

“PECK’S” FOR CHILDREN’S PARTIES. The easiest and most convenient way of satisfying the hunger of healthy youngsters is to give them sandwiches filled with Peck’s pastes. Numerous varieties to choose from, all of delicious flavour and free from preservatives. Children love them. Economical and of highest food value. British and best.. All grocers.—(advt.)

More' than half of the world’s annual gold output is produced in British South Africa.