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Hokitika Guardian, 13 October 1932, Page 8

“If I were, a girl and wanted to Schoase a husband,” said a , veil-known Melbourne magistrate at a Rotary gathering the other day, “I’d look out ifor a man who loved his pipe and liked h ; s ’glass ■ (in ? moderation). Long experience, on . the bench has satisfied mo •.that men like that are broader in their' outlook onalife, more, generous,, .bettertempered, easier to live with. As for tobacco tl am convinced it does much to promote a spirit of harmony in t:e home.” ' (Prolonged applause). Yes. tobacco ’gets plenty of. bouquets thrown ut r it nowadays, but 1 to be ■ worthy ot them it should be of prime quality. ‘Are the imported brands always I’-ke •that? 'No-’HSometimes they are ful. of i nerVtr-destroying,, nicotine, .'(The New Zealand ’ bud4sis i'the • best* The toasting (or roasting) -of the leaf--kills the nicotine in it,;, leaving . it- absolutely pure and quite ■jinnocuous. ‘ Foui brands only : Riverhead- Gold,; Navy Cut No. 3, Cavendish andi Cut-- Plug No. 10. Fo f Mvmte and aioma they challenge the world I—Advr, *■ * \ <

: ' f. ‘ ' ' THE HIKER’S COMPANION, i' A hiker ’last week was fortunate in having a l l far-seeing companion. Uncertain weather promoted his friend to. carry: a tin of Pulmonas. Showers ;|and' strong winds were favourable to •the start of a cold, but Pulmonas taken promptly, lipid it at bay. lo protect, and relieve coughs, colds, sore ; thoats, etc., take Pulmonas.—ls 6d and? 2*. 6d.—‘Advt,