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Waikato Times, Volume 99, Issue 16634, 27 October 1925, Page 2

" Speaking of sport," said the Mayor of Christchurch, Mr J. K. Archer, in a recent speech, " I have been asked to take up golf, but I decided that I wouldn't. Golf, in my opinion, is an old man's £ame, and I'm not an old man. Perhaps in another 20 years' lime I'll give it. consideration, i'rn too young yet." This remark was greeted with loud laughter, and when it died down the Mayor hail another joke coming. " Oh, I'm young all right," said Mr Archer, smilingly. "I was on a train the other day, and, seeing a little girl opposite me, 1 decided 1 would talk to her. ' Hullo,.little girl, I said, 'where are you going?' For a moment she stared at me, and then turned to tier mother. 'Mother,' she said, ' 1 don't know' that boy.' "

Lid you knaw that Lord Jellicoe was a devotee of the "weed'."' lie chiefly smokes cigarettes, but conirnes himself lo one packet of ten per diem. Quite moderate! Yes. Some people smoke thrice that quantity between breakfast and bed. Rut despite the popularity of the "cig," millions of smokers prefer the pipe. As to the injuriousiicss of smoking it largely depends upon the tobacco. The imported brands, as a rule, are simply loaded witii nicotine, so that their habitual use cannot be good. In that respect they differ materially from our New Zealand grown tobaccos. These arc toasted —hence their delightful flavour and fragrance. Also, they arc comparatively free from nicotine and do not burn the tongue, wreck the nerves or affect the heart. There is unquestionably a great future before these tobaccos, and already the growing, curing and manufacture of the leaf is becoming an important New Zealand industry, and farmers are finding a tobacco crop a profitable one to cultivate. Brands chiefly in demand arc Riverhcad Gold, mild; Navy Cut (Bulldog), medium; and Cut Plug No. 10, full.' 36

ELECTORAL. riLLSIDE DRAINAGE BOARD. ELECTION OP MEMBERS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN under the Land Drainage Act, 1908, and the Local Elections and Polls Act, 1908, and amendments thereof that the following Candidates have been duly nominated to fill Five Vacancies on the Board of Trustees for the Hillside Drainage District, viz.:— FINLAY, MATTHEW HOLDAWAY, KENNETH MARTIN, THOMAS RIDDINGTON, ALBERT SAINSBURY, JOHN BERTRAM SPEEDY, WILFRED NORMAN TALYOR, NORMAN KENNETH THOMAS, EDWIN As the Candidates Nominated exceed the number of offices to be filled, namely, Live, a Poll for the Election of Five Members for the Board of Trustees for the Hillside Drainage District, will be taken on MONDAY, the Und day of NOVEMBER, 1925, between the. hours of 9 a.m. and 0 p.m. PULLING BOOTHS— Wailtato County Council Chamber, Hamilton East; and Mr B. G. Young's Residence, Piako Road, icar Gordonton. T. B. INSOLL, Returning Officer. Hamilton East, 24th day of October, 1925. GGo

"IRIKiniROA DRAINAGE BOARD. ELECTION OF MEMBERS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN under the Land Drainage Act, 1008, and the Local Elections and Polls Act, 1908, and amendments thereof that the following Candidates have been duly nominated to till Five Vacancies on the Hoard of Trustees for the Kirikiroa Drainage District, viz.:— BAKER, FREDERICK WILLIAM FITZGERALD, CONRAD McCORQUINDALE, ROBERT RICKARD, JOHN As the Candidates Nominated do not, exceed the number of offices to be filled I therefore declare the said FREDERICK WILLIAM BAKER, CONRAD FITZGERALD, ROBERT McCORQUINDALE and JOHN RICKARD to be DULY ELECTED as Members of the Board of Trustees for the Kirikiriroa Drainage District. T. B. INSOLL, Reluming Officer, Hamilton Last, 24th day of October, 11925. 66(5

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