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Hokitika Guardian, 6 October 1927, Page 4

“] think we shall all he happier ii we smoke/’ Thus Mr Justice Frazer when presiding at a prolonged sitting of the Transport Appeal Board at Auckland recently. His Honour then lit up and his example was speedily followed hv counsel, clerks, reporters and onlookers. The judge evidently believes in the power of tobacco to make people happy. So it does. But it must be the right sort of tobacco. .Most of the imported brands reek with nicotine. Such tobacco never made anyone happy—for long. The purest brands of all are those produced here in New Zealand. They possess not only an exquisite flavour but a peculiarly delightful fragrance. and owing to their containing only a comparatively small amount of nicotine you call smoke them all day long it you want to without suffering any unpleasant or injurious after-effects. Any tobacconist will supply von. Ask for

“Biverhead Gold" If you are accustomed to a mild aromatic, "Navy Cut” (Bulldog) if you prefer something stronger ; but if you like a lull flavoured sort try ‘“Cut Plug No. 10'' (Bullslicad).—Ailyt. ,