Ho forgot tlie t’oliiU'Oo! A haek--I,lurks settler in the Far North. whore tliere nre no trains or conches, makes monthly trips by dray to the nearest township for stores. Last time he discovered on getting homo that he had forgotten the month’s supply of tobacco. There was consternation in the camp! The men had rather he had forgotten anything than that! Nothing daunted the boss harnessed up again next day and started for the distant township once more for the tobacco. The weed is almost as necessary as food to the men of the outback. So it is to lots of other men. The great thing is to pick a brand as free from nicotine as ]>ossi!>lo. -Most of the imported brands are lull of it. That's where they differ from our New Zealand-grown tobaccos, which contain so little nicotine that they may he smoked all day. even to excess, without the Highest alter “Meet'. I hey are toasted and do no; afieet the heart or throat. Ask lor "Riverhead (fold, mild : "Navy Cut” ('Bulldog), medium: or "Cut Ring No. 10" (Rnllshead) full strength.—Advt.
PLAZA Tooth Paste A Dental Luxury
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Hokitika Guardian, 11 July 1925, Page 1
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190Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Hokitika Guardian, 11 July 1925, Page 1
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