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Hokitika Guardian, 13 April 1931, Page 6

HE RECOMMENDED PULMONAS., Site came to him with streaming eyes. Her head ached, her throat was on fire. She coughed and sneezed i»cessantl. “What have you got for a cold?” she said. “Here you are.” lie returned, pulling out a tin of 1 U-/ monasU “I’ve tried these myself, and know there’s nothing better.” Pulmonas Is Gd and 2s (5d everywhere. —Advt.

Told liy his doctor that lie must, for the presenl. limit himself to three pipes a day, a Timam man invested in a luisee briar holding abovit a onarter of an ounce. Later he confessed to the trick he had played remarking that his three big pipes a day had done him no harm because lie smoked New Zealand toasted tobacco. The doctor agreed. The explanation is that while the Ford :n tobaccos aH contain an excess of nicotine the New Zealand tobacco contains next to none, because it is toasted and the toasting eliminates the poison and makes the bacev safe to smoke to any extent. There are, by the way. only four brands of toasted manufactured: Riverhead Cold, Cavendish, Navy Cut No. 3. and Out Plug No. 10. They vary in strength hut are all of them famous for thcii tine flavour and un-rivalled aroma. The success attained by these beauti fid tobaccos has had the usual effect they are being imitated—and smokers will do well to l>e on their guard when buying.—Advt.