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Thames Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 18466, 5 December 1917, Page 2

.Notice is given that there is impounded, in tlie Short land Publics Poa.mil 2 roan steers, and if they are not claimed a;nd expenses paid they will bo sold by .public auction on*. , Weiuiuesday, Deoeanbeir 19. ■■■ •■•■■• '■ A -proposal^has been moved! in Auckland •-:to abolish Saturday labour. The matter cainei rnp at a meeting of the , Church of England Men's Society* Und a committee of cwumiry was appointed.

The most valuable assets of a. country are itss industries. They . play an important part in its: development, they -contribute tot its wealth and give employment to its people. N,ew' Zealand is fortunate in the possession, of many flourishing industries. 1 A comparatively recent addition to- the list is Gold Pouch tobacco for pipe and Threfe Diamonds for' cigarettes, two brands* which apparently, are destined to' mafco Hawke's Bay industrially fan£ ous. This is the'"firsifr New Zealand grown, cured, and manufactured tx>bacco to command a wide sales all over the Dominion. Its leading paintl? are: purity, distinctive flavour, and distinctive aroma, mildness, and small percentage of nicotine, which, makes it a hoa!thy smoke and• last,,'^. but not least, the -perfect cobustability and absence of •*bib'?. v No wonder that Gold Pouch would appeal, to the smoker who has been., longing: for a changie. And the price ie an- ■- other consideration; you get,'3o per' cent better value for, your nioney, i& not that aloiie sufficient inducement to patronise your country's' ■ ■ AwJos.>'' % tries?—Advt. ,

Special 'Xmas Induewieftt to shop at. Court's, -"I^© Busy Store." For every complete 5s spent wei ma.ken you a present of 6d in hard ca&h; ©m 10s its la; ©n 15s its Is 6dj am . 20s its 2s. So shop at Court's aacti sav«a big money." The. Busy Store-*