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Hokitika Guardian, 26 March 1931, Page 8

A Wa.nga.mii man called the other morning at a. tobacconist’s to replenish his poneli. ‘ What tobacco do yon smoke yo.-.rself?” he asked the proprietor. “I don’t smoke,” was the reply, “makes me ill. Too much ‘juice’ in the weed for me. Wish I could smoke. T thoroughly enjoy the bouquet of good tobacco.” “Ever tried toasted New Zealand ?” asked the customer. “No, hut T sell more of it than any other sort.” Well, you try it. Hardly any nicotine in it. The toasting does that. Most imported brands are full of the poison. Next to none of it in the toasted. As you know, there are only our brands: Piverhead Gold, Navy Gut No. 3, Cavendish and Cut Plug No. 10. >s a beginner you should try Navy Cut No. 3. It’s prime! So are the other three brands. And talk about flavour and bouquet ! —there’s no tobacco on the market to touch New Zealand toasted ! The tobacconist took the advice offered. Now lie enjoys his wipe.—Advt

WHEN COLDS THREATEN. When summer’s unwelcome changes of temperature threaten you with a cold, take Pulmonas. Let their soothing, healing vapours flood the breathing passages, preventing cold and ’flu germs from gaining lodgement. For prevention o: relief there's nothing so potent as Ptilmonas. Chemists and -tores. Is 6d and 2s fid.—Advt.