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Hokitika Guardian, 19 July 1930, Page 3

“I am not a cigar smoker, but I have smoked New Zealand tobacco, and 1 believe there is a great future before it,” declared our recent visitor. Lord Graigavon, just before he went away, adding that the largest tobacco factory in the world was at Belfast, and that he would recommend New Zealand tobaco to them, “and see whether Ulster and New’ Zealand cannot unite in producing the tinest tobacco in the world.” Good! and ft iso “Hear, hear !” ‘ But New Zealand is already doing it! There’s no finer tobacco manufactured than our New Zealmi'd r<< tbnsTed'.' tr: Four brands only—but each of them a . gem!— River head - Gold, •Navy Out -No. 3,, Cavendish and Cut Plug No. 10. To what do these - brands owe - their outstanding merit?—to the fact that they ajre -.(toasted. A ' costly and elaborate process—but look at its results! It eliminates practically all the- nicotine,' thus rendering . the ■ to 'bacco absolutely safe to smoke—yes, even to excess!—and imparts to it its delicious flavour and unrivalled bouquet. Yes, toasting makes all the difference!—Advt.

NO MORE RIVER BURIALS River burials' were banned lately by the Part of London Authority. This announcement followed a recent incident at Hammersmith Bridge, when a weeping Sikh oast into the waters of the Thames a casket containing the ashes of his English girl-wife. A recurrence of such a burial in the Thames will cause steps to be taken against the persons concerned in order to discourage further offences. This is Accessary because there Are many Indians and others who wish to be buried in the same,way. If such a practice were unchecked urns deposited in the river bed might cause an obstruction to navigation.

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