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Hokitika Guardian, 2 May 1929, Page 7

It’s funny, but it doesn’t matter a button how many pipes a chap has—he can always do with another! And it often happens that the expensive pipe doesn’t smoke as sweetly as the common briar that cost, perhaps, the humble bob. But after all, it’s the tobacco that counts more than the pipe. Some brands if smoked habitually, play billy 0 with the nerves or heart. They’re overloaded with nicotine—that’s what’s the matter. Most of the imported ’baccies are like that. If you want really pure “weed,” go for the New Zealand article every time! The leaf is toasted and this helps materially to eliminate the nicotine. It also develops flavour and bouquet. You can smoke New Zea land tobacco till all’s blue—and no harm done. There are various brands, special favourites being “Riverhead Odd,” (a mild and delicious aromatic); ‘‘Cavendish” (a delightful medium) • “Navy Cut No. 3” (a blend of choice tobaccos «>£ medium strength); and “Cut Plug No. 10” (a fine full-flav-oured sort). Every tobacconist in the land keeps these tobaccos in stock.— Advt.