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Waikato Times, Volume 111, Issue 18652, 2 June 1932, Page 10

Japanese Cruisers. —A State luncheon in honour of the visit of Japanese naval vessels was held at Parliament House, Wellington, yesterday. The Prime Minister, the Rt. Hon. G. W. Forbes, presided, and the guests of honour were Vice-Admiral N. Imamura, Captain S. Kasuya, Captain S. Okada, Captain H. Asakuma, Commander K. Hamanaka and SurgeonCaptain K. Fukada. Others present were the Rt. Hon. J. G. Coates, the Hons. E. A. Ransom, W. D. Stewart, and R. Masters, and Sir Charles Statham.

"If I were a girl and wanted to choose a husband,’’ said a well-known Melbourne magistrate at a Rotary gathering the other day, “I'd look out for a man who loved his pipe and liked his glass (in moderation). Long experience on the bench has satisfied me that men like that arc broader in their outlook on life, more generous, better tempered, easier to live with. As for tobacco I am convinced it does much to promote a spirit of harmony in the home.” (Prolonged applause.) Yes, tobacco gets plenty of bouquets thrown at it nowadays, but to be worthy of (hem it should be of prime quality. Are the imported brands always like that? No! Sometimes they are full of nerve-destroying,, heartaffecting nicotine. The New Zealand baccy is Hie best. The toasting (or roasting) of the leaf kills the nicotine in it, leaving it. absolutely pure and quite innocuous. Four brands only . Riverhead Gold. Navy Cut No. 3, Cavendish and Cut Tlug No. 10. Foi llavour and aroma they challenge the world I °6i