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Hokitika Guardian, 5 April 1930, Page 3

The great increase in, the number of "snickers" 4 ' '.\pi "London—particularly anicingiSt-' \fbnien—hits - led ;.tlie managers .of th© - underground rai 1 wav to alter . their ’ passenger regulations. There' are ’ now -ho• carriages labelled “Smoking.’’-.oh the underground, but instead. 30 per cent of the cars arc 'set'/apart’ for non-smokers. it will come to that ill in New Zealand by-ti.lid-bye. Haters of “Sue divinest weed under Heaven,” as Charier Kingsley-called it, may rave about/the huge annual increase in the consumption of tobacco, but smoking 'does hioro good than "h, anil so long as the iiaccy is pure' iVnd ‘With little nicotine in -it. And ,'that’s where buf.. Neu' ZbalUnd - tobhdeb comes ~inJ~''Tlie "leaf cig 'toJSuc^O' its unique flavour and bouquet, anti

also kills live nicotine - thus rendering the "goods'-perfectly innocuous. While Llje. imported brands reek with the poisonous; nicotine, the New Zealand is practically free from it. There arevarious brands of the. latter, perhaps the ihcsfc popular being Riverhead Yield, Navy Out, Cavendish and Cut Plug.—Advt. '

MRS JOHN COYLE fITZHERBEIIT ST., HOKITIKA I'VESIRES to notify that she is still JJ continuing the CARRYING and CONTRACTING BUSINESS so successfully carried on by her late husband, which is under the capable management of her son, John Coyle junr. Every description of cartage and carrying effected. Prices reasonable. WOOD AND COAL SUPPLIED IN ANY QUANTITY. Ring John Coyle, 'phone No. V)«5.