“Doesn’t need a Sherlock Holmes to tell you've married,” laughingly remarked a passenger by the AucklaniiWhaiigarci train to a fellow traveller. Thev "ere in the smoker, and the man addressed was busied in cleaning out his pipe with a hairp ; n. “Yes, I’m ■narried alright,” he replied with a grin. “I suppose the hairpin gave me away? Fact is, I’m always getting my pipe clogged with this filthy nic~-t-ine. It spoils a fellow's smoke sometimes.'' “It's the baccy that's to blame, ' said the other. IV by don t vou give the American stuff a miss, uni try the New Zealand? Hardly any nicotine in it. You see it's toasted. That works the poison out of it. line ■flavour, too, and the most delighttul fragrance. Try a till of mine?" He lid and became a convert right away There are lour brands only : Rivornead Hold, Cavendish, -Navy Cut No. 3 and ut I’lug No. 10. • o other toasted tobaccos are manufactured. Hut be careful what you buy. These goods are being imitated. —Advt
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Hokitika Guardian, 2 March 1932, Page 7
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172Page 7 Advertisements Column 3 Hokitika Guardian, 2 March 1932, Page 7
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