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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 10, Issue 4, 26 July 1946, Page 2

If a non-smoker attempts to travel in a smoke-car on some of the American tramways he or she will be politely but firmly invited to get out. Smokers would welcome such a regulation in New Zealand, for our smoke-cars are frequently invaded by so many non-smokers (chiefly women) that smokers are crowded out. ’Twas not always thus! But the ladies have long since ceased to shrink from tobacco-smoke and declare it “makes them ill”; so far from that, they’ll'tell you they “just love it.” The explanation seems to be that the coarser and ranker Varieties of the weed are gradually dying out in New Zealand and giving place to better quality lines'— notably our famous toasted blends, Navy Cut No. 10 (Bullshead), Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, Riverhead Gold and Desert Gold, all of them so full of fragrance that even the anti-tobaccoite is silenced. The purity of these popular brands is assured; toasting eliminates most of their nicotine, and thus renders them the safest, as they,are the most delicious, of all tobaccos.

FOR Home Repairs. Leather and Rubber Soles, Tacks, Toe and Heel Plates, Hob Nails, Protectors at Cutlers Hardware Ltd., C. L. Hudson, Proprietor, Phone 80.

STAMPS, New Monthly Magazine. The Pacific Stamp Review. Interesting and informative. 6/-1 years subscription available from PIMS Queen Street ( Auckland. 194