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Hokitika Guardian, 16 March 1932, Page 3

“You go into a tobacconists’ shop, yon plant down your money, and you get an ounce of tobacco,” bawled an antirtobacco crank, addressing a WhiteChapel (Condon) audience, ‘‘yes, and you get more my friends! For in the wake of that ounce of tobacco come beer, whisky, gin and—” “Lumme." shouted somebody, “W s yer terbacconist, guv’nor?” (Roars ol laughter). But joking apart it’s a fact that many smokers never touch liquor. As to the l.iarmfulness of smoking, it all depends on the tobacco. /Brands there aie. quite unsafe t 0 smoke habitually—foul with nicotine. The : mported goods are mostly like that. Our New Zealand tobaccos on the contrary are practically free from the. poison, because they are toasted. Toasting is a wonderful purifier, and imparts to the leaf the /flavour and aroma that has made N.Z. tobacco world-famous. There are four brands only of toasled: Riverhead Gold, Navy iCut No. 3, Cavendish and Cut Plug No. 10. But their success has brought out (imitations. Take care what you buy!

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