eminent impossible. To achieve this, those responsible for it are prepared t osacrifice the present and future interests of the country. To prevent this, the Government will use their full resources.” Mr Wedgewood Benn, replying to a question said the Government of India and local Governments .were in constant touch with sections of Indian opinion opposed to the civil disobedience movement, Government had received many assurances of support from influential individuals and organisations, and in particular minority communities which had in general dissociated themselves from the movement. He stated In reply to other questions that the Committee of Enquiry .on disorders in Peshawar* would begin their sittings in a week’s time. He mentioned that a story circulated to the effect that British troops in Sholapur had been removing so-called Gandhi caps from the heads of wearers in the public streets, was untrue. Mr Benn estimated that the incidence of Salt Tax per head per annum of population of India was between 4d and 4Jd.
Keep your pipe going lien the ’flu is about! Tobacco is a great safeguard at such times, It wards off infection, as any doctor wel 1 toll you. But it is essential that it should be pure, and as free from nicotine a s possible, because you cannot safely smoke pipeful after pipeful if you use tobacco loaded with nicotine. The purest brands of all are the New Zealand. Containing but a trifling per centage of nicotine you can smoke them lor hours on end if you like, without running the risk of contracting heart ojr nerve trouble. They owe their innocuousness, their flavour and fragrance to the fact that they arc all toasted. No other tobaccos are. And not only are they far superior to the imported, but actually cheaper. There are sorts to suit al tastes. Perhaps the most popular are Riverhead Gold. Navy Cut, Cavendish and Cut Plug No. 10. The growing: and manufacture of these tobaccos now constitutes an important Dominion industry. It helps the man on the land and finds employment for many workers.—Ad vt.
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Hokitika Guardian, 20 May 1930, Page 5
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