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Hokitika Guardian, 13 December 1928, Page 3

Tobacco consumption vanes very much with the smoker. Some men arc content with an ounce a week, while others will consume an ounce a day. Literary men, painters, musicians, chess players, scientists, mathematicians and brain workers generally arc mostly heavy smokers. Well, even heavy smoking is alright so long as the tobacco is of the best and not full ol nicotine. *1 hat’s the woist of the im ported brands, they contain so .muck nicotine that they are bound to cause trouble sooner or later. r lhey arc liable to affect the heart, nerves or digestion. The purest tobaccos in the world and the freest from nieoiim are our own New Zealand grown varieties which you can smoke for hours; at a time without fear of consequences. Cool, sweet and fragrant, these delicious tobaccos are largely indebted foi their fine smoking qualities to the fad that the leaf is toasted in the process of manufacture —quite a new idea. Any tobacconist will supply them. Ask for “Riverhead Gold” mild. “Navy Cut” ( bulldog') medium, or “Cut Plug No. 10” (Bullshead) full strength— Advt.

The beach is calling these days, and no doubt you’re finding your present costume worn or faded. Have you seen McKay’s display of the latest in bathing costumes, with and without, shuts, and many novel touches of colour m contrasting hands. Bathing caps too. Advt.