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Wairarapa Daily Times, 5 March 1934, Page 3

A BEAUTIFUL STAINED FLOOR! You’ll liavc this if you use Darkaline. The wonderful floor stain that never chips, cracks or becomes shabby. One coat is sufficient, easily applied, and dry in 20 minutes. Can be applied over any old stain or shabbiness. Equally good for all furniture. In seven beautiful shades. Made in England. 2/6, from all hardware stores. Ask also about Liquid Lino. 2

The first shop in London for the sale of cigarettes was opened in 1803 —only 70 years ago. The demand for ‘ ‘ paper cigars, ’ ’ as some people called them, was quite limited in the sixties. Men mostly smoked pipes, and ladies hadn’t learned to smoke at all! To-day the world consumes hundreds of millions of cigarettes annually. It is worthy of note, by the way, that the up-to-date cigarette smoker “rolls his own.” It not only comes a lot cheaper, but smokes rolled fresh, just as you want them, are always moist and fragrant, whereas the packet goods (even the best brands) soon go dry and lose flavour and appeal. So if you would ha\o a really enjoyable cigarette, join the “Roll-your-own” brigade. As for tobacco, you can’t improve on the Lew Zealand —Eiverhcad Gold, Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish and Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshcad). They arc toasted. Consequently, there’s very little nicotine in them, and they may be smoked with perfect safety. Even the “tobacco glutton” is immune from harm. And for flavour and aroma you simply can t match them.