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Hokitika Guardian, 14 February 1931, Page 3

“How much tobacco do you smoke a day?” Such was the literally ‘■burning” question a London journal lias been asking its readers. There were plenty of replies. A few cigarettesmokers pleaded guilty to as many as six packets daily, between breakfast and bed-time! And some vet .'ran smokers wrote that they couldn’t do with fewer than ten pipes a day. Medical correspondents condemned that- as excessive. Perhaps it i«. But i,t all depends on the baccy. For example tlie nico.ine content of American leaf is notoriously large, and the deadly effect of nicotine on heart and nerves is well known to the medical profession. Happily for New Zealanders the nicotine question need not (trouble them, because the New Zealand leaf is toasted and that process eliminates the nicotine and makes the tobacco absolutely safe to smoke, even to excess. New Zealand toasted is perhaps the finest tobacco in the world —and the purest. There are four brands: Riverhead Gold, CavemTish, Navy Cut No. 3, and Cut Plug No. 10.

“ A change came o’er the brightness of the day.”—Byron. Yes, a change often comes o’er the brightness of one’s feelings at the same time in the form of a miserable summer cold. Have you got your bottle of Baxter’s Lung Preserver bandy agafust such an eventuality? Soothes and relieves instantly. Tones up the system against a relapse. All chemists and stores sell “Baxter’s”. Now fitted with a screw cap to preserve the contents. Generous size bottle, 2s fid ; large economical family size. 4S' fi<l ; bachelor’s size, Is fief.