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Hokitika Guardian, 26 July 1932, Page 8

Tastes in tobacco vary a Jot. Some .men like a very mild aromatic and can. not smoke anything stronger. Others, .prefer a medium, strength—the happy medium!—while .others : again.—these are the veterans, the' boys'of .the old .brigade—must have the full-flavoured article, for nothing ©’se is any good to .them. Well, there are plenty of brands. - jMost’ of .them, as everybody knows, come from Yankeeland. And .rno-t of them'; are the same in one rpspect-rthey contain an excess of nicotine, the evil effects of which will ■manifest themselves sooner or later, 1 in the case of every smoker .using these tobaccos. However, New Zealanders need, not worry- about that.. Our own tobaccos are practically free 'from nicotine because they are .'toasted, and that process extracts the poison. There .is no finer tobacco produced in any. country than .the s3sTew ,Zealand;: There are oiily , four brands: . Riverhegd 'Gold. •■Navy. and Out {Mug : No. ;10. These are the pply toast-' "cl tobaccos manufactured. Remember ■ that when you,,buy, ‘because-.there are limitations about.,—;Adyt.

For two shillings and sixpence you 'can go to Messrs Gooch and Co’s, store and procure a bottle of ((double strength) cough Balsam. The result is absolute banishment of your cough and colds. This shows what a generous profit you can get from such a small investment. Get your bottle now.—Advt.