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Hokitika Guardian, 12 March 1931, Page 2

“The finest tobacco I ever smoked I bought in New Zealand," said Mr Kennedy Smith, a well-known Leeds business man, on his return home after a flying visit to this Britain of the South. He was addressing a Rotary gathering, n.nd members evinced great interest in wliat he told them. “The New Zealand tobacco is toasted,” continued Mr Smith, “and the toasting frees it of nicotine, so that it is quite harmless. Toasting also vastly improves the flavour and cives it its much prized bouquet. There’s no purer tobacco in the world. The American tobaccos, mostly containing an excess of nicotine, are not in it with toasted New Zealand, which, by the way, nearly everyone I met seemed to be smoking.” A true bill, Mr Smith! There are only four brands of toasted tobacco: Riverhead Gold, Cavendish, Out Plug No. 10, and Navy Cut No. 3. Th.ev are all good and are all popular. Their success has brought imitations into the field. That was to be expected ! Look out for them. —Advt.

PULMONAS AT THE BEACH. When she is preparing the picnic basket, mother often includes a tin of Pulmonas. “There’s sometimes a nip in the air about dusk,” she says, “that might mean colds for the family, and with Pulmonas handy, there’s no need to take chances.” Pulmonas proved remedy for roughs and colds, ]s Gd and 2s 6cl.—Adrt;