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Hokitika Guardian, 14 April 1930, Page 3

The man who doesn’t smoke cannot understand why anybody else should want to smoke. It’s just the same with chess. Those who have never learned to play can form no idea of the fascination of the game. But excellent as tobacco is discrimination should 1 be exercised in its choice. Some sorts are deadly owing to the quantity of nicotine they contain. Any doctor will tell you that. He will tell you also that the constant smoking of tobacco heavily charged with nicotine is s- re to result in shattered nerves m heart trouble. The world’s purest tobaccos are the toasted sorts now s" 1 popular in New Zealand. 'loasiing jobs the leaf of all its poison and makes it safe to smoke oven if you indulge to excess. There are four brands of toasted—Riverbead Bold. Cavendish, Navy Cut and Out Plug. These are positively the only toasted tobaccos manufactured, and they are each and all famous for their delightful bouquet and unrivalled flavour They don’t burn the tongue, and will smoke to the last shred'. —Advt.