REPLY DEMANDED

Waikato Times, Volume 193, Issue 22203, 24 November 1943, Page 4

REPLY DEMANDED

DISSATISFIED RAILWAYMEN (By Telegraph.—Pres3 Association) CHRISTCHURCH, Tuesdav A well-attended meeting of the Addington branch of the Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants, held during the lunch interval today, carried a resolution urging the national executive to demand immediately from the Government a definite reply to the representations made for an increase in wages. It was agreed that, failing a satisfactory settlement, a national ballot of membership should be taken to determine the strike issue. Smoking by juveniles is not encouraged in some of the South American cities. Boys and girls under 18 caught smoking—in public —are liable to a heavy fine Young smokers are better off in New Zealand. where they can indulge in the seductive cigarette in public without let or hindrance. Well, if they must smoke they should smoke “toasted”—the purest and finest tobacco procurable. You can make ten of the choicest cigarettes (fullsize) for seven pence, or less, of either Riverhead Gold. Desert Gold or Pocket Edition, the three cigarette tobaccos chiefly in demand. For quality, bouquet, flavour and allround excellence they are simply unequalled. For pipe-smokers there are three beautiful toasted brands: Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), Cavendish and Navy Cut No. 3 CBulldog), so good that many smokers prefer them to anything from over the water. One of their distinguishing merits is their puritv. The toasting to which they are subjected at the factory makes them safe for even the dyed-in-the-wool smoker And be it noted—these are the only toasted tobaccos manufactured.