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Hokitika Guardian, 6 August 1931, Page 6

l 'l used to enjoy a smoko more than anything else,” wrote a correspondent of a London weekly not long sine., •‘but alHiut three months ago, my Doctor told me that if I dain't knock off smoking it would knock off So 1 gave it best, but the longing for a pipe is still very insistent at times. And what can I do?" The trouble in this case wa.s undoubtedly caused by excess of nicotine in the tobacco smoked. A common defect Most of the foregn tobaccos are like that. Happily for Maori* landers our title New Zealand tobacco is toasted, and this costly and elaborate process rids the leaf of its too abundant nicotine and renders it perfectly safe to smoke, even fo excess. J lie toasting moreover, it is that gives N.Z. tobacco its delightful aroma tend fascinating flavour. There are four brands only— Ttiverhead Hold. Navy Cut ! Xo. 3, Cavendish and Cut Plug No. 10. They vary in strength (from very mild to full ‘favoured) but are uniform in quality. The world produces no better tobacco.— Advt.

PULMONAS FOR SMOKERS. Heavy smokers often keep a till of Pnlnionas handy. They find that the occasional use of Pnlnionas corrects any tendency towards sore throats and voice strain. Pnlnionas are pleasant to take and are packed in flat tins that fit the pocket. Insist on Pnlnionas Obtainable everywhere. Is fid and 2s fid.—Advt. 'ft|

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