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Hokitika Guardian, 23 May 1931, Page 2

“Trouble you for a match, Sir?” fit was in’ a Wellington Street car). “No!” snapped the man addressed, “haven’t got one, wouldn’t give it if I had. Smoking is a shocking waste of time and money.” “I’m not wasting your time or your money } either’’ came the reply. The surly passenger grunfccd. There are men like that unfortunately. They get no pleasure out of' life, and hate to see others get any. Tile chap that has no use for tobacco is to be pitied. Onlj 7 the smoker knows the joy of smoking. It’s a very hanri--1 ’so pleasure, too. Choose your tobacco wisely, that’s all, and avoid brands loaded with nicotine, as most o 4 ’ the imported leaf is. Our Toasted New Zealand tobacco is the stuff! The toasting neutralises the poisonous nicotine, so that you can smoke all you want with absolute' safety. Toasted leaf has a most delightful flavour, by the wav,-, and a rare fragrance of its own. There are. only four brands: ltiverhend Gold, Out Plug No. 10, Cavendish, and Navy Cut No. 3.