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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18451, 30 April 1928, Page 7

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Hopes for an improved rowing course on the Avon next season were express-. ed by the president of the U nion Rowing Club (Mr D. Lee) at the smoke concert on Saturday night. Mr Lee said that rowers in general were greatly indebted to the Drainage Board for its work with the river sweeper. It was hoped that the board would consent to the proposal that the course be dredged again. This should give an extra 8 or 10 inches in depth, and the bank formed near Dudley Creey should be sufficient to maintain the level of the water upstream. • I

“I PROMISE TO FILL ANY MANS PIPE.” “ I hereby solemnly promise to fill any man’s (reasonably-sized) pipe with Edgeworth tobacco of my own purchase to convert him to that really good smoke, Edgeworth,” writes Mr Arthur John Lewis. “ I am a smoker of good tobacco for over 40 years and have no hesitancy in saying that of all smoking tobaccos Edgeworth in my estimation occupies the first place. Having smoked it for a number of 3’ears it has always given me supreme smoke-satis-faction, at all times, anywhere, everywhere, regardless of climatic changes or any other hocus-pocus.” 6

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