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Hokitika Guardian, 27 July 1929, Page 3

The other afternoon a well-dressed danle entered the “smoker”' of an Auckland tram. The only vacant seat was next to a . working mail -who was puffing clouds of smoke from a fou| 'Briar, He chanced to be the only smoker present. The lady glanced with!' disgust at her neighbour.! “My good man” said she, at last, “do you know pipe smoking always makes me ill?” Do it, now mum?” queried “the good man” “ then you take, my tip an’ knock it orf!”. Everybody laughed—bar the lady. Well the smoko of some tobaccos would make anybody feel “ill”. Excess of nicotine in the leaf. Bad! stuff to smoke. Plays up with the heart and nerves. National Tobacco Company’s goods don’t do that. They are all toasted. That destroys the nicotine and renders them harmless. The Company are the pioneers of £*© tobacco industry'in N.Z. Ask for their “Riverhead Gold” (mild), “Navy Out’ or “Cavendish” (medium), or “Cut Plug ,No 10” (full-strength). These pure tobaccos are procurable from tobacconists everywhere,