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Hokitika Guardian, 20 August 1930, Page 6

A laily lecturer recently told'U"'Svclued audience slie could remember when girls objected so strongly to men smoking they would sometimes refuse to marry them oil that account. And to-day most of the little dears smoke themselves! Well, the abuse of tobacco may be bad, but its rational use often does more good than harm. The less nicotine in it the better. And there’s the'rub! .Because all the foreign brands contain far more of the poison than the smoker can absorb into his system daily safety. Sooner or later, as the'poison works, his heart Or nerves (sometimes both) may become affected. But this does not happen in the case of bur New Zealand toasted tobaccos. (The toasting (an elaborate process) ■rids the leaf of its excess of nicotine, .so tlia't smoking is rendered perfectly harmless. Toasting also develops flavour and bouquet do a ■ surprising extent. These are the purest'"and most innocuous tobaccos on the market. There are only four brands— Biverhead Gold, 'Cavendish, Navy Cut No. 3, and Ctlt Plug No. 10.— Advt.