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Hokitika Guardian, 14 February 1925, Page 3

Some smokers once they sample a brand that pleases them never ‘hangc it. There are others who recognise that the world is continually advancing and that new brands of tobacco are introduced from time to time which are a distinct improvement on the old ones. Take our New Zeahuid crown tobacco for example, brands, now attracting the attention of smokers everywhere, possess some characteristics winch distinguish them from the imported goods in a very marked degree. Firstly, the leaf • toasted, and this brings out the bumu and fragrance very perceptibly J«-t a. the flavour and aroma ol codec is unproved bv the roasting ot berries. . eeondlv. unlike the- imported brands they ' contain so little nicotine shat thev do not injuriously .int.i heart, nerves, or eyesight. I he >’ K"® a sweet,’cool, and satisfying smoke too. Popular brands are: Riverhead Gold, lop uuu i linlldo") medium; fullthe growing and m.uiiifaeture of these tobaccos constitutes a flouiimJi„g industry and one destined t« pane of national importance.—Amt.

THE LURKING FOE. Disease germs lurk in dust and enter the body through the pores Bath dailv with Rexona Soap, a medicated toilet soap, that preserves the complexion. Price Is 6d per tablet, Obtainable everywhere.