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Hokitika Guardian, 4 March 1930, Page 7

'Scene: “Smoker” of city tram-car. Stern-faced anti tobaccoite to stranger m the full enjoyment of' his pipe; “Do you know, my friend, there’s enough poison in that pipe of vours to kill a field-mouse or 37 blue little • f iies?” “That so? Well, if ever I see a field-mouse smoking a pipe I’ll tell the cat!” Joking apart, there’s a lot of nonsense talked and written about smoking. But as long as‘tile baccy is pare, with little nicotine in it, it can’t do much harm. But there’s the iul>! Die imported tobaccos just reek with nicotine. That’s why their habitmil use is so unwise. They are destructive to tlie nerves and often effect the heart. Too much nicotine J How is it? Our New Zealand brands are all but free from, the poison. You c-au smoke them freely with aibsolute saiety. Thousands of smokers are doing it. Oh, yes, there are brands, to suit all tastes. Those most fancied •P: “Navy Cut,” Cav? -.den • “Rjverhead Gold,” and “Cut. Plug No. 10.”- Ydvt.