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Hokitika Guardian, 10 June 1929, Page 7

“Don’t smoke in bed,” advised : London coroner at the inquest on Mis Emma Parry, an elderly lady who wn suffocated owing to her bedding igni ing. She fell asleep while smoking cigarette. Smoking in bed is a hi risky, certainly. So is smoking on' of bed sometimes. There’s constan' risk in smoking some tobaccos. Loo! at the foreign brand—nupiy of tlier more or less, full of nicotine. Tliei habitual use may gradually poison tin system. This cannot be said of o’ New Zealand tobaccos. Their par'd is beyond question. Hardly any nico tine in them. This is party owim to the soil in which the plants an cultivated and partly due to tl|o far that the leaf is toased. Result: delightfully sweet, cool and fragraiU smoke of quite exceptional flavour You may “(ill up” as often as y'please with these harries—they won’ hurt you. Favourite brands: “Rivehead Gold” (mild aromatic). “Caver dish” (sportsmen Invour it). “No 1 Cut No. 3” (a blond of choice media flavoured), and “Cut Plug No. 16 ' rich, dark, full-strength sort.) Advl

Snow on the hills ! —£oe wiml-’W for mon’s and hovs’ under clothing. Pest. Wool soy and Bameses Mosgiel, and also cheaper makes ir woollen under-shirts and pants. Bar gain prices.— Adv \