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Hokitika Guardian, 3 January 1928, Page 4

"X.S.X.S.” Wlmt. do those letters si :i ikl for? Wliy the “.National Society ol Non-Smokers.” I.ondcit is the home of the new society; the President ol which has just been proudly tel I in;' the v. orkl: "We lona twoth i rets of the entile population." What? 'I wo-t birds ol the population of London non-sliiokei . On, tell us another, .Ur President! Wiiv every',i;;dv smokes nowadays, liar a few unfortunate persons who don’i smoke liecause they can’t! Liniment physicians tell us that tobacco is not injurious provided it is good and as free ire.u nicotine as possible; also that it is often positively beneficial. It is ol course unfortunately time that the imported tobaccos are as full of nicotine as they can ho. 'I hat's where tiiev dill'cr so essentially Irom our own New Zealand brands which contain so little nicotine that they may be smoked all day loupe with the utmost impunity. And owing to the toasting of the leaf (quite a novelty), they are remarkable for flavour and fragrance. You can get them any strength. “Riverhead Gold” is mild, "Navy Cut” (Bulldog) is medium and “Cut Plug Xu .10 ’ fUullshend) full.—Advt.