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Hokitika Guardian, 23 August 1930, Page 7

Inventors have long been trying to produce; a, tobacco-pipe capable of neutralising'or absorbing the nicotine tvqniiii/ined in tabaocp.’ Tliie fact is they are' barking up the wrong tree. putting the cart before the horse. The' pply- effectual way of eliminating nicotine fyom the tobacco leaf is to .toast the latter. Ths process gets rid of so much of the poison that the small balance remaining is negligible. It. also imparts to the tobacco a flavour and aroma you may seek in vain in the imported brands, which, full of nicotine as they usually are, are liable to cause heart or nerve trouble to the Smoker. No such drawback exists in the ease of New Zealand toasted. Smoke it as freely as you please, it pannot harm you. It’s fangs are drawn 1 It is toasted. There nio only four brands—Riverhead Gold, Cavendish, Navy Cut No. 3, and Cut Plug No. 10, No others are manufactured, and connoisseurs pronounce them as fully equal in all respects to leaf grown in any part of the world. —Advt. ,