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Chronicle (Levin), 13 July 1946, Page 4

Every now and again we read in the papers that "one more unfortunate" has paid the penalty for .moking in bed. How many have lost their lives in that way, who can say? Smokers are often stupidly careless. Smoking in bed is certainly a dangerous habit, but because some smokers persist in running f oolish risks, is . that any reason why all smoking should be taboo? As reasonable would it be to prohibit all sport because some sportsmen are foolhardy. But smoking in bed is nou uie only dangerous habit practised by smokers. What about the habitual use qf tobacco well known to be full of nicotine? And there are lots of brands like that, which may affect heart, throat, or nerves. Happily for New Zealanders, our own famous toasted brands, CfUt Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog) , Cavendish, Riverhead Gold and Desert Gold, also tailormades, are as free from nicor tine as they can possibly be. And while toasting purifies, thqs effectually it helps at the same time to give these blends their renowned flavour and matchless bouquet.