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Hokitika Guardian, 22 December 1928, Page 3

“X.R.N.S.” What do those letters s f :> 11*1 for?. Whv Ihe “Nat ional ««- i-iidv of \nn-Smokers.” iiOiidoii is ilm liotiie of I li<' new society, Idle i icsi<loni: of which Ims just keen proudly (oiling ilie world. “We lorn) two--111ii•, 1 s of Idle ent ire population.” \\'li:i| ? Two-tdiirds of Hie population of London non-smokers? Oil, tell ns another. Mr President! AVliv ever.v'hody smokes nowadays, listr a lew me fortunate persons who don’t smoke he,.;uise they can't-. Eminent physicj; ,„S tell ns I lint tobacco is not injurious provided it is good and as tree from nicotine as possible: also Inai it is often positively beneficial. It is el course unfortunately true that the imported tobaccos are as full of nicotine ns they can be. That’s "here they differ so essentially from our own New Zealand brands which contain so little nicotine that they may be smoked all day lone with the utmost impunity. Aiid owing to the toasting of the leaf (quite a novelty), they are remarkinble for flavour and fragrance. Vm can get them any strength, “diverhead Hold” is mild, “Navy Cut” (Bulldog) is medium, and “Cut Plug No. 10’’ (Jjiillshea.d) full.—Advt.

For childrcn’ wear call at Addisons where you will ho suited with daint, millinery, heacli and school hats, erope-do-ohine, voile and print 1 rocks. <ocks and sandal socks. Shop early. —Advt.

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