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Hokitika Guardian, 26 April 1928, Page 4

Loudon doctors are once more debating the old old question. “Is smoking injurious?” The well-worn controversy is being fought out afresh in a great London daily, and opinions differ—as usual. Meantime the man in the street of course continues to putt' his cares away and pursue the even tenor of his way. l-arl is it's all a question of nicotine, (liven ’liacey comparatively free from the poison and instead of its proving harmful it will he found beneficial. ‘‘Where is such tobacco to be obtained ?” Von may ask. Why. right here in N.Z. ! Our Dominbjngrown “weed” is as free front nicotine as tobacco can possibly be. That’s whore it differs from the imported, which contains a big percentage of nicotine. And that’s why N.X. tobacco can lie indulged in ad. lib. without fear of consequences These N.Z. brands are of alluring flavour and delightful fragrance. Moderately priced, too. Ask for “River-head Cold’’ mild aromatic. “Toasted Navy Out” (Bulldog) medium, or “Out Plug No. 10” (Bullshend) full flavour.A did.

Over ninety cash prizes. No entrance fee for the great Raven Tea competition. Yon must win if you keep collecting. Particulars in each packet of Raven Tea.—Advt.