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Hokitika Guardian, 2 July 1927, Page 1

You have tried toasted bread, toasted bacon, toasted cheese and possibly toasted kidneys, and know how good the-.- all are. Hut have you ever sinokod toasted tobaccos? The toasting process, as you know, develops tkiv*i.., ,iif ill tlit* above menour m ilie t-a>e .m urn tinned edible.—and it has precisely the same efiVct in the f.m of tobacco. You can easily -at Civ yot-r-eli as to the truth of this assertion because New Zealand grown tobaccos are al toasted. That is .me reason why they appeal SO strongly t" smokers. Another reason is that they contain (comparatively) but little nic tine, and may constHpieutly he smoked all .lay mug wit’-out producing those unpleasant elfects that tre., neatly follow the P 1 1" onged smaking of imported f.-.baoco-. •all of them (more or less) loaded 1 i- _ ~ ~ sweet and trainee t me. l'tu •' .. , smoke try lSivcrliet.d (.old mild. X,,.y Cut ( Bulldog label) medium, nr Cut’ Hu; No. 10 (Hull's Head) l-’d strength! There is n > mischief m any of -these-brands, and the rapidly creasing demand lor them is the most convincing proof of their popularity.— Advt.

Whykttlj.cKiiJr^.u'ftr? f Uj.t S B Small bottle coatH and cold rem? °l makes a pi it Costs 2/ pounds