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Hokitika Guardian, 1 March 1930, Page 3

ANGLERS AT TAUFO. Heavy catches are reported and anglers are enjoying good sport. Those who carry Pulmonas, the handy pastilles, know that damp and exposure, with its consequent chills, will not mar their pleasure. To protect throat and. Inge take. Pulmonas. All chemists and stores.—ls 6d and 2s 6d. —Advt. : “Most of the harm arising from pipes is due ,to their foulness.” Thus wrote Sir Robert Jones, a distinguished authority in the “British Medical Journal.” Sir Robert might have added that the principal cruse of pipes becoming foul quickly is tire use of tobacco heavily charged with nicotine, as most (if not all) the imported brands are. Such brands ! frequently lead to heart, nerve or eyesight trouble. Happily, here >n New Zealand, ailments occasioned by excess of nicotine are becoming rarer. This is chiefly due to the growing popularity of 'New Zealand toasted tobacco. The toasting works wonders with the leaf. It not only vastly improves flavour and bouquet, but lenders the tobacco absolutely innocuous. N.B. These are the only toasted tobaccos procurable, and you can smoke them to your heart’s content and they won’t harm you. There’s quite a variety of brands, special favourties including Riverhead Gold, Navy Cut, Cut Plug No. 10, and Cavendish A convincing proof of their popularity is the fact that they are everywhere on sale.—Advt.

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