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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20054, 28 September 1939, Page 9

W. A. Perriam, who plays second five-eighths i'or the Otago representative team this year, is a cousin Of N. P. McGregor, the former Canterbury five-eighths and member of the All Black touring teams cf 1921 and 1928. Another cousin, of Perriam is L. C. McLachlan, the former New Zealand njiiddle-distance champion runner.

"''Most people can smoke (in moderation) without it’s affecting their health,” says the writer of a popular medical handbook (supposed to be a doctor). Pity lie didn’t toll us something more about smoking. If he had said some people can smoke immoderately without it’s affecting their health, while others can't indulge even moderately without it’s proving injurious he'd have been nearer the mark. For tobacco differs so enormously in quality. Brands there are that, no one who values health can smoke freely and get away with it. because these brands are poisonous with nicotine; and brands there are so pure that they may be smoked every day and alj day long and no harm done. These latter are the 'amous toasted tobaccos, now so popular, and owe their virtual liarmiessness to toasting (the manufacturers’ own special process). The only genuine "toasted'' varieties are; Out Plug No. 10 (liullshead). Navy Cut No. .‘i (Bulldog), Cavendish, Riverhead Gold and Desert Gold. Refuse ■ll substitutes. There is no substitute for the real toasted brands. They challenge comparison with the world’s best! 15