ECHO OF A CONTROVERSY. Tn a recent issue of Collier’s Magazine. America, Air IT. C. McDonald, of Ashburton, wrote interestingly about i New Zealand Edgeworth enthusiasts. “I am one of them myself,” he said, ‘‘ami Now Zealand appears to possess quite a large number of them. Quito recently a spirited correspondence engaged the eoloumns of one of our loading newspapers, the controversial subject being •'Who has smoked Edgeworth longest?’ In fact a stranger to New’ Zealand at the time might have assumed that the bulk of our population was composed of octogenarian I smokers of Edgeworth.” Air AfcDonald notices how smokers of this fine ' tobacco are continually inducing other smokers to get the Edgeworth habit. —Advt.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 72, Issue 92, 18 April 1929, Page 5
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