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Most smokers like a elmiijjci' mnr and thc'ii. They may smoke one brand lor months. or lor years. I,ml sooner or later mines a hankering lor a change. Tf tired of the foreign manufactured brands you are accustomed jo use. try the X./. grown tobaeeo. Here eou have an entirely different i ohaeeo aml a. tliorouirh change. Its puriiy will please you. Comparatively free from nicotine it appeals to the man whose pipe is constantly in his mouth. He can smoke ‘ till further orders" without experten.eiiiß the disagreeable effects following the constant use of some ot the imported brands heavily charged with nicotine, the very free use ol which will certainly affect the nerves in the lung run, and possibly the action of the heart. X./. tobaeeo is peculiarly soothin'/, ami a taste for it is quickly inquired. Obtainable in three strengths. 1> i vrlienil Cold, verv mild and aromatic. Toasted Xavy Cut (Hulldoe) is of medium strength and Cut pine No. |(). the Hullhead label. is recommended to those who like a fud bull V.— All vt.

„ J m *• 5 ffAMMITIi fCIWIMENf nrrm •vMo" MAMMITI3PW >H r : Comprising liito Mammitis Powder '2s 6d box, postage 3d extra. —Manufactured by— BARNETT & CO. Chemists, Cathedral Sq., Christchurch and at Ashburton, and oh tainahle from them or leading chemists and grocers.

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Hokitika Guardian, 6 March 1926, Page 3

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218

Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Hokitika Guardian, 6 March 1926, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Hokitika Guardian, 6 March 1926, Page 3

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