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Hokitika Guardian, 24 March 1932, Page 8

A contributor to the London we'kly, “Tobacco Smoke” writes; “If any of your renders chance to visit New Zealand is I did last year, I can strongly recommend the New Zealand tobicco. I know no other tobacco to equal it for flavour and fragrance. More important still, it is almost entirely free from nicotine, that insidious poison so commonly found in American tobaccos. The secret of its superiority is that it is toasted or roasted just as cocoa and coffee beans are. That’s why it smells and tastes so good! And it is quite innocuous, thanks to the toasting. No wonder New Zealand smokers think so much of it. There’s no difficulty in procuring it. It’s on sa l e a t dVery New Zealand tobacconist's shop.” This writer refers to the four brands -of New Zealand tobacco)‘ Riverhead Gold, Navy Cut No. 3, Cavendish and Cut Plug No. 10. These are the only toasted tobaccos manufactured. They differ in strength, but are uniform in quality. It is the best. But buyers are cautioned against imitations. Several are on the market.—Advt.

New Ze<aland-miide and ns good ns money onn buy—flint’s Sharland s \ ini'- I tear. Pure, piquant, strong, Ideal b>r table use. In bottle or bulk. All irroeei s.—'Advfc. m V" Keep Correct Accounts To do this, you need good books. We sell Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books, Sales and Purchase Books, Day and Counter Books, etc. All sizes for every requirement attd low prices. James King p E VELL R STU EET, S ‘ HOfOTiKA 'Phone 71M IIIIII!HII!lll!lllilllllll!llll!ll!!l!ll