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* 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 invitedi to get out. Smokers would v/el- j come 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 "jmst- love -it." The explanation seems to be that the coarser and, ranker varietie-s of !the weed are gradually dying out lin New Zealand and giving place to ; better quality lines — notably our ifamous, toasted blends, Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead). Navy Cut No. •3 (Bulldog) , Cavendish, Riverhead Uold and Desert Gold, all of them !so full of fragrance that even the ianti-tobaccoite is silenced.- The purity of ( these popular brands is assured; toasting eliminates hiost !of their nicotine, and thus renders jthem the safest. as they are the ' most delicious, of all tobaccos.