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Stratford Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 342, 28 August 1933, Page 8

There were swapping '•‘mean r stories aboard the Rotorua 'OXpr®®* the other day. Presently the corner said: "1 was travelling from Lyttelton to Wellington awhlla ago In the smoke room after dinner well-dressed strange* -askefc- - me for a “fill.” I banded h m my brand new Pouch. Later feeling clined for a .whiff myself. I ventured to remind thl* chap that he > had. not returned my pvuch. He nerv® to tell me he had given It back long ago.’ A barefacod lie of course. But I couldn’t prove It The pouch jaa full of New Zealand toasted tobacco. I smoke nothing else. Werea no tobacco like Cut Plug No. 10. And a g I couldn’t get any on the boat I had perforce to wait for my- next smoke till I got Doesnt aV ways pay to' be to obliging, does it 7” -The tobacco mentioned by this passenger is ore of the foer t®ous toasted brands, tlie other threay being Riverhead GoM, CavendJafy * and Navy Cut NO'. 3. ■ :«• :3ja - n-v ir; v ■ ■ JIG-SAW, THE NEW FREE Q-TOL r"~&- ■ < *• R r ■ nil '1 ov j Paste and <> xt ■ - ... . for beautiful teeth and hyglnu'c mouth. Buy a large 1/3 fecOmray tube today and receive FREE a beautiful Jig-Saw puzzle. New Zealand scene, over 80 pieces. N.Z. made. 22

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