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Hokitika Guardian, 28 March 1929, Page 7

Tom Mooney is said to have od a taste for cigars since lie Ijot-ani-' somebodv. Well done. Torn! A pipe used to do him! To lie sure the cigar is supposed to he more “tonev.” than a pipe. Nevertheless and notwithstanding most confirmed pipe-smokers wouldn’t exelmnge the old briar lor the h \st cigar going. As for the eigai being less injurious than the pipe--tell it to the Marines! Of couise if you will insist in smoking these imported tobnero«-full of nieotine as inueli as they can stick—you’ll deserve what’s coming to you. It s looking for trouble to smoke stu. like. that. Why not fill up with good honest New Zealand tobacco. it's tht' purest on the market, so comparatively free from nicotine that you can smoke all you want, day in and day out, and take no harm. Are there more brands than one? Kother! There are several. Special favourites are: Riverhead Gold, a beautiful aromatic, mild and delicious: Nam Cut No. 3 and Cavendish, both medium : and Cut Plug No. 10. a rich, dark fujl-flavoure.l sort. All tobacconists sell them.—Advt.

Just arrived:—A consignment of :?00 eases of choice apples, consisting ol Delicious, Cox’s Orange, Munroes. Northern Sky, Johnathans, Dunn’s Seedlings and other varieties, with instructions to sell at the lowest market price. Paterson Michel and Co. Ud. ’Phone No, 2,—Advt.