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Hokitika Guardian, 10 July 1931, Page 6

Overheard on the Auckland waterfront. Time; dinner-hour. Lumber to his mate. “At last I felt that bad 1 seen a Doctor. ‘Where’s yer pip.. ?’ ’e sez, so I pulls out the old briar?’ 'Faugh !’ ’e sez, ‘burn it,—and change yer ’bacca! You been smoking bacca fulla nicotsen* 'e sez, ‘and it’s fair poisoning yer. Never smoke imported bacca while you can get toasted Noo Zealand’ ’e sez, ‘the toasting takes the nicotine clean out of it, and makes it safe to smoke., Fine smoking it is too ! Now you do as I tell you!’ Well, 1 did. I got some Noo Zealand Cut Plug No. 10,' and believe me, it’s the goods! And as soon as I changed my bacca-I got as right as rain!’’ Excess of nicotine in tobacco often affects the heclth of smokers, for unfortunately the imported leaf very often contains an excess of the poison. There’s none, or next to none, in New Zealand toasted. Only four brands—Riverhend Cold. Cavendish, Navy Cut No. 3 and Cut lug No. 10.—Advt.

Mothers should'protect their children from coughs and colds this win • ter with ,: Ntvol.” Disinfects the circle of infection—the mouth, nose and throat. 120 full doses for 2s fid. CO doses for Is 6d.—Advt.