ARBURY’S SPRING FRIDAY, 21st INSPECTION INVITED.
>o^ ANNOUNCES FACTS FULL 0’ POWER BATTERIES were chosen for the recent Mt. Everest Expedition for receiving and transmitting apparatus. FULL O’ POWER Radio Batteries 45-volt “B” 45-volt Super “B” 4i-vo!t “C” ..... 9-volt “C” IJ-volt Dry Cell .. 17/28/6 2/9 2/3 2/10 ' : iru 11 Isaac Brown & Co THAMES PAEROA WAIHI.
Special New-Improved RE-NU Liquid Leather Rubber. RE-SOLES and MENDS ALL LEATHER and RUBBER FOOTWEAR. RE-TREADS TYRES. MENDS ALL RUBBER AND WOODWORK. Spreads like Butter. Cannot come off. Hardens in a Few Hours. The more it wears the stronger and tougher it gets. FULL INSTRUCTIONS supplied with each packet, containing I Large Tube RE-NU and I Bottle Driers. price per Outfit .... 1/9. James Renshaw HARDWARE, MERCHANT, :: :: :: :: P.O. Box 38. Phone 39K
A queer thing about tumacco Is that a man may go on smoking the same old brand year after year contentedly enough. Smoking that particular brand has become just a habit. Then, all of a sudden, he may tire of his' pipe* and perhaps, to his dismay, find that smoking has lost its appeal. When that happens he should change his tobacco and more likely than not he will begin to smoke again with renewed zest. Let him try the "toasted New Zealand," and if that fails to restore his love for his pipe his case may be considered hopeless! The object of toasting this tobacco is now well-known to smokers—it eliminates the nicotine, enhances the flavour, and gives the weed its wonderful fragrance. You can smoke any of the five toasted brands—Riverhead Gold, Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, Cut Plug Nov 10 (Bullshead) and Desert Gold—as freely as 'you like. They can’t do you any harm! The production of these tobaccos now constitutes an' important New Zealand industry that finds constant employment f«r many hands. —Ad.
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Thames Star, Volume LXV, Issue 19211, 18 September 1934, Page 4
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