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Hokitika Guardian, 26 May 1932, Page 3

Roars of laughter greeted a speaker at a social gathering at Wellington, the oilier night. “My first pipe - ’ was hi-' theme. “When I was 16” he said, “ T thought I’d like a smoke. A real smoke —not a cigarette. So I borrowed an old briar of my father s in blissful ignorance of how 'seasoned it was! I fil'ed up with some of Dad’s favourite mixture—strong as dynamite! (Laughter). Pretty .soon I was ill! •Like the chap who was sea-sick I was afraid I was going to die—then I was afraid I wasn’t (Laughte l ’). A year later I tried again. I filled up a brand new pipe with 'New Zealand toasted tobacco, and enjoyed that smoke so much I have been smoking toasted ever since.” (Laughter and applause). The difference twixt ordinary tobacco and toasted tobacco is certainly as ton-, isliing! The ordinary .stuff is sometimes full of nicotme. The toasted is. practically free from the poison. The toasting does it. There are only four brands of toasted—Riverhead Gobi, Navy Cut No. 3, -Cavendish, and Cut Plug No. 10. Delicious ! —Advt.

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