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Hokitika Guardian, 31 January 1929, Page 7

Tom ITtvilev is said to have develop ed a taste for cigars si me lie became somebody. Well done, loin! A pipe list'd to do him! To lie sure the cigar is supported to be more “toiie.v ’ than !l pipe. Nevertheless and notwithstanding most, continued pipe-smokers wouldn’t exchange the old briar tor the best cigar going. As tor the cigar being less injurious than the pipett'd it to the .Marines! Of course if you will insist in smoking these imported tobaccos— lull of nicotine as much as they can stick—you’ll deserve what’s coming to you. It’s looking for trouble to smoke stufi like that. AVliy not till up with good honest New Zealand tobacco. It’s the purest on the market, so comparatively free from nicotine that you can smoke all you want, day in. day out and take no harm. Are there more brands than one? It a tiler! there are several. Special favourites are: Riverhead (told a beau tit ul aromatic, mild and delicious; Navy Cut No A and Cavendish, both medium; am I Cut Ring No 10. a rioh. dark full-flavoured sort. All tobacconists sell them.—Advt.