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Hokitika Guardian, 7 October 1930, Page 3

“I am not ,a p.ignr, smoker, . but 1 i have smoked . IfoAv ,Zealand tobacco, : apd I Wlieve there is a great future : before it,” declared our recent visitor. Lord Craigavon, just before he went away, adding that the largest tobacco factory in the Avorld was at Bell fast, and that, he would recommend New Zealand tohaoo to them, “and ■ioe avli ether Ulster and New Zealand cannot unite : in producing the finest -obacco in the world.” Goodl and also “Hear, hear!” But New Zealand is already doing it ] There’s no finer tobacco manufactured than our New IZealaml “toasted.” Four brands ,/nly—but ehch' : of tlMm* -a • gem ! Riverhcad Gold, Navy Out No. -iS-, Oaven dish and Cut I’lug No. 10. To ( '.vh;i.y do' these bi-Aiids bwe ’ their outitnhdfng' merit - fact’ ' 1 that i they'- Lre '(toasted .u -'/ A 1: eostl| i-and-I labbrtvbe process—btW look .at' its rejsidtß'li ilt» elimmalfcesmpractically all* lire '..nihotiuep- thus rendering r thes tq.i ’ihccof* 'absolutely.safosto smoke—eijep.Otp excesslri-asiditimparts,,,to -.it itsii dplieipup; flawuy -.and ! unrivalleu bq(ic|uet. Y,es,, toashiiig: makes, all,'the dlffeTei’CfijljrrAdvt. / ■ •> -

Don’t use ordinary polish for good '•furniture' find* linoleum. Use the ■. host [ Cleans,, polishes and serves. -Aneept. no other. —Aflrt.