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Hokitika Guardian, 7 September 1931, Page 2

r■ a , The late Arnold Bennett, the famous novelist, like most of his fellow-crafts-men, constantly sought—and found-* inspiration jp tobacco. He would in his study in his pretty Essex homejHH pipe in mouth, weaving the , which were to delight the world. That is one of the many virtues of the weed.; Lt appeals to all, and is as indispens-' able to the navvy or the coster as it 'is to the man of culture. Smoking has been condemned by . anti-tobaccoites ... because it so often contains an excess of nicotine. And nicotine is certainly a bail thing. But there’s hardly any in New Zealand toasted tobacco. The toasting expels the nicotine;, and leaves the baccy as sweet as a nut and full of fragrance. How-.different from hhe imported brands! You .can’t smoke the imported for long without fee-ling you’ve had enough for a while, but you can smoke toasted all day long if you like! There’s no “bite” in itj/Y* There are four brands only: Riverhedd Gold, Navy Cut No. 3, Cavendish and Cut Plug No. 10.—Advt.

A remedy that quickly banishes coughs and colds—“Nazol.”. Penetrates right to the root of the trouble. Clears and disinfects the bronchial passages; 120 doses for 2s 6d. 60 doses for Is 6d.—Advt.