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Hokitika Guardian, 7 January 1928, Page 1

Choosing a birthday present for n man is not quite so simple a matter as it seems—until you tackle the job. You may so easily give him something he has no use for. There is, however, one thing that few men will despise'— a hit of really good tobacco —a brand as free from nicqtino a.s possible, because nicotine is had, and unfortunately the inq>orted ’baccies are full of it. If you want a really pure tobacco. almost free from nicotine, and which, therefore, can he smoked for hours at a time il desired without any harmful effects, choose our own New Zealand-grown article. A pound of it makes a splendid gilt. It is better than the best, imported, sweet, cool, and fragrant. This tobacco largely owes its outstanding excellence to the fact that the leaf is toasted—quite a new idea. There are several varieties, so all smokers can ho suited. Ask for “Biverheafl Cold" (mild), “Navy Cut” (bulldog), medium, or “Cut Ting No. 10” (Bull’s head), full strength.—Advt.

Now linoleums lift. Oft,, :iml I:2ft • ido Now lino squares, a big range. McKay’s, lTokitilca. —Advt. Kapoc beds best quality kapoc and ticking, single bail Ms 0(1 to .17s (.id. double bed 57s Gd to 69s 6d at McKay’s, Hokitika. —Ada.