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Hokitika Guardian, 30 July 1925, Page 4

“Is smoking injurious!'” Dr. Giott the? I'ninuus Italian nerve -sp-ec-iiilist n;ivs it entirely depends on the tuhaeco. He states that many of the well-known An’.eriean hritnds are so rich in nicotine that they are best avoided, because their constant use-sis hound to cause nerve trouble. He considers smoking may be actually beneficial under the proper conditions. His advice to smokers is; ••Select a brand that while satisfying your ‘tohaccoh linger’ is yet praeticlly free from nicotine.'’ But it is not always easy to find such tohaeeus. However, we certainly have them right here in New Zealand. They are grown and the leaf i. t-ured. and manufactured for the market within the Dominion. In fact, tobacco culture and manufacture now constitute one of our most promising industries. Moreover, our New Zea-land-grown tobaccos are so pure and relatively s,j free from nicotine 1 bat they quite fulfil the Italian specialist’s conditions. They may he obtained from any tobacconist. Ask for “Rivorhead Geld.’’ mild; “Navy Cut" (Bulldog), medium: or “Cut Plug No 10’* (Bulishead). full strength.—Advt.

In changeable weather take “XAZOL” on sugar or bv inhalation. Best safeguard against chills. One dose a day keeps colds away. Is 6d.—Advt.