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Southland Times, Issue 21264, 10 December 1930, Page 10

TOBACCO IN A PIPE. Tobacco’s at its best in a pipe. It gets a chance to be itself there—to. loosen up as it comes to life, to expand and take in the air, and glow. Only the choice leaves get that chance, moreover, for pipes tell the truth about tobacco. Choice leaves, choice blends, and mighty careful handling characterize Edgeworth tobacco, which goes through eleven distinct processes before the manufacturers are willing to pass it on to you. If you’ve been missing all. this, that’s your misfortune. If you keep on it’s your fault—for tobacconists everywhere are waiting to sell you a tin of Edgeworth, the tobacco that will make your old pipe glad.—Advt.

STALLIONS. rpO STAND AT KAKAPUAKA, near 1 Balclutha, the Thoroughbred Stallion TEARAWAY, 16 hands 2in., 5 years. Panmure Brambletye. TEARAWAY (bred by Sir G. Clifford) is a full brother to Prickles.' TERMS: £4 4/-. Payable January 31st, 1931. R. McCALLUM, Odl2B Kakapuaka. TO STAND THE SEASON AT Racecourse road, Invercargill AND TRAVEL TO CENTRES, THE IMPORTED AMERICAN.. TROTTIN G HORSE LEE NORRIS. Black Horse. Record Trotting 4.37. Brother to Barbara Lee 2.10}. Sire Manrico B. 2.7} (Sire of- 73 in list). By Moko. (Sire of 153 in list and 21 in 2.10 list, including the Real Lady 2.3). From Silurian Dam of 6 in list, including Don Pronto 2.2}). - Dam, Blanche Norris 2.25} (Dam of Barbara Lee 2.10}). By Walnut Hall (Sire of 17 in 2.10 -list), including the Harvester 2.1, 2 miles 4.15. (Also sire of 183 in the list and 32 in the 2.10 list). - Second Dam, Czanum 2.7. By Axtell, 3 years. 2.12. the sire of Axworthy. TERMS. —Single Mares,. £lO 10/-; Two or more Mares, £9 9/- each. . Reducible £1 1/if paid end of January, 1930. Grazing 2/6 per week. Every care taken but no responsibility.-. ' Mares coming by,' rail will be-.met at Mill Road Siding. . t - For further .particulars .apply' ’ . • . G. MATHESON, or J. L.'BANN.ERMAN, Stud Groom, SIS3S Racecourse Road,. Invercargill.