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Hokitika Guardian, 7 May 1929, Page 7

At an inquest down South the other •lay it appeared that deceased (whose death was attributed to heart trouble) was a heavy smoker and long accustomed to consume an ounce of tobac•eo a day. His medical advisor considered this excessive, but thought the quality of the tobacco, in this case, was to blame as well. V* You •an’t.” lie said ’‘go on smoking these imported tobaccos, almost all of them loaded with nicotine, without paying the penality, sooner or later.” The coroner said he couldn’t understand why people would insist itl so many cases, in smoking poisonous foreign tobaccos when we had here in New Zealand perhaps the purest brands of tobacco produced, and so comparative. !y free from nicotine ns to render them perfectly safe. Safe they certainly are and the absence to a very considerable extent of nicotine in them, is undoubtedly due to the toasting of the leaf! This not only renders them practically innocous but develops their flavour and aroma as well. Popular brands are: ltiverheac Gold (mild), Navy Out No 3 (Bulldog medium. Cavendish medium and Gut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead) full—Advt.

“Theie is no evil without a remedy.” . Sannazaro. And the greatest remedy Tor coughs, ,-old.s, sore throats, bronchitis, and all chest and lung troubles is Baxter's Lung Preserver. Penetrating, warm ing, soothing and pleasant to take. Famous in New Zealand for over sixty years. “Baxter’s” is a splendid tonic, too, bracing up the system an : enabling you to resist colds more readily. lie sure you get Baxter’s Lung Pro server. All chemists and stores (lenorous-sized bottle 2s fid Lari r ‘’ family size 4s fid. Bachelor size 1 s fin

Nevor neglect a cold. There is no need to when “ Nnzol ” will bring yon quick relief. Try it 1 00 doses for Is fid.—Advt.