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Hokitika Guardian, 7 March 1931, Page 2

The seductive “weed”!, At Lambeth Conference an unofficial census revealed that of one hundred Bi-hops ninetvci£>'ht were smokers, and some of them very heavy ones! Well, why not? j After all bishops are a good deal like I other men and if they find smoke I “grateful and comforting” amid all | the hurrv and stress of modern life ! (from which not even Bishops are exempt) is that very surprising? Tobacco may have its faults, but they are far out-numbered by its virtues. Tho great thing is to see that it is pure. Brands poisonous with nicotine (as some of the foreign ones are) should be carefully avoided. They spell ruined health if smoked habitually. Toasted tobacco is tbs purest because toasting expels the nicotine and renders it safe to smoke to any extent, besides giving it its peculiar lv fine aroma and delicious flavour. There are only four brands of toasted manufactured—Riverhcad Gold, Navy Out No. 3. Cut Plug No. 10 and Cavendish. They are in constant, demand and on sale everywhere,—A'dvt.