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There were swapping 'mean man stories aboard the Rotorua express the other day. Presently the man in; the comer said: "I was travelling from Lyttelton to Wellington awhile J ago In the smoke room after diirv ner a well-dressed stranger asked me for a "fill." I handed him my brand new pouch. Later, feeling inclined for a whiff myself, I ventured to remind this chap that he had not returned my pouch. He had the nerv© to tell me he had given it back 'long I ago.' A barefaced lie, of course. BuC I couldn't prove It. The pouch was | full of New Zealand toasted tobacco. I smoke nothing else. There's no 1 tobacco like Cut Plug No. 10. And la s I couldn't get any on the boat, I I had perforce to wait for my next smoke till I got ashore. Doesn't alI ways pay to; be to obliging, does it?" The tobacco mentioned by this, passenger is one of the four fam-. ous toasted brands, the other three being Riverhead Gold, Cavendish, and Navy Cut No. 3. 'FLU NEWS FROM FNGI AND Enßter-l '■■- 'l. ' (! "-i - • L»J© ".rip r .f ; .: !i ;i.M-o;:;i aiiiiza epid(\ ;ic. j.j u»o already questioning whe.ner it will reach New Zealand. No need, however, to be afraid of 'flu if you keep Pulmonas handy. Suck Puimonas pastilles and kill 'flu germs. A Pulmonas pastille every few hours is a sure preventative. 1/6 and 2/6 tins everywhere.—A. Shipping Notices UNION STEAM SHIP CO. OF ; NEW ZEALAND, LTD. FOR WELLINGTON AND SOUTH. ERN PORTS (Cargo Only). Steamers at regular intervals. FOR LYTTLETON (from Wellington) Rangatira, Mon., Wed., Fri., 7.45 p.m.; Maori, Tues., Thurs., Sat., 7.45 p.m. FOR PICTON (from Wellington)": ! ' Tamahine, Mon., Wed., Fri., 2.45 p.m. FOR SYDNEY (from Wellington and Auckland) Regular Sailings, (With through bookings to Melbourne and other Australian Ports) Passengers in Three Classes Ship's Doctors Carried. % EXCURSIONS TO HONOLULU AND TAHITI, ■ .. \ .-J» Particulars on Application. UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z. LTD. St. Aubyn St., New Plymouth.

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