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Hokitika Guardian, 11 January 1930, Page 3

The amount of tobacco consumed by smokers ,varies considerably. Some will smoke two ounces a day, others are satisfied with much less. The moderate smoker averages perhaps three ounces a week. Indulged in with discretion tobacco is beneficial rather than otherwise. It’s just a. question of nicotine. Habitual use of brands loaded with nicotine may cause heart or nerve (trouble or impaired eyesight. As a matter of fact most imported baccos are too rich in nicotine. The purest tobaccos of all are produced in New Zealand. Containing only a trifling percentage of fficotine they may be indulged in ad. lib. with perfect safety. This is because (unlike all other brands) they are toasted. Hence their freedom from nicotine and their famous flavour and aroma. They are exclusively manufactured by the National Tobacco Co., Ltd., (pioneers of the N.Z. tobacco industry), and there are several varieties. Ask for Riverhead Gold (very mild); Cavendish (the famous sporting mixture) • Navy Cut (a beautiful blend); or Cut Plug No 10 (full). You can get them at any tobacconist’s.—Advt.

"When your kiddies are irritable give them Wade’s Worm Figs—pleasant to take and very effective —Advt.

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