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Hokitika Guardian, 10 June 1930, Page 7

The taste for tobacco once acquired usually lasts a life-time. Once a smoker, always a smoker. • Many a man’s best friend is his pipe and lots of men would sooner go short of “tucker’’ than short of baccy. Let those who rave against smoking go on raving—generally because they can’t smoke. Those who know the pleasure and the comfort of tobacco will never give it up. Why should they ? There’s no harm in it so long as its good and not poisonous with nicotine. The imported brands usually contain a terrible lot of thei deadly stuff. The New Zealand brands are practically free from it, because they are toasted. Aiid iio other tobaccos are. The toasting kills the nicotine ill these ’bacciea and imparts to theiii their famous flavour and fragrance, Smoke them afl freely as you will, and they’ll do you no harm, All are good, special favourites being Riverhead Gold, Cavendish, Navy Cut, and Cut Plug No. 10. The fact that doctors approve them is a big point in their favour.—Advt.