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-Come now, saut counsel, in a recent ►South island case, “'you say you are a moderate smoker. Ilow many pipes do vou smoke a day?" The witness hesitated, "Well,” said he, (counting on his •lingers) "one before breakfast, two after breakfast, two after dinner, two ;l ft. r tea, and sometimes one in the middle of the night.’’ (Laughter in court). "That makes eight," remarked counsel. “Not so bad for a moderate smoker! Why, if i were to indulge to that extent I’d soon be bowled over.” “Not if you smoked New Zealand tobacco, same as 1 do, ’ rejoined witness, “it’s as different from the imported as chalk from cheese. The American tobaccos are full of nicotine, and often undermine the health. The New Zealand is all but free I rum nicotine. Can’t hurt you however much you smoke. It’s toasted. That's, why." Counsel was evidently impressed. The witness was right. New Zealand tobacco IS different. Delightful smoking, too, and quite harmless. tour brands only: River head Cold, Navy Cm No. 3, Cavendish and Cut Ring No. 10.— Advt.
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Hokitika Guardian, 29 February 1932, Page 8
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182Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 Hokitika Guardian, 29 February 1932, Page 8
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