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Hokitika Guardian, 1 November 1932, Page 7

“Where do you reckon the best tobacco comes from?” queried

Dunedin reporter of a local ' merchant who is a large importer of the weed. “Well,” was the reply, “most imported brands come from America, of course. -South Africa sends a few, But I think the New Zealand tob. . - is nbout the pick of the basket to-day. Some of our choicest leaf is worth over £2OO a ton to the grower. Fact! Th n outstanding merit of New Zealand tobacco is its comparative freedom from nicotine. The manufacturers put it through a special Wasting or roasting process, from which it emerges pure, sweet, fragrant and, better sti’l .absolutely innocuous, can th'at be said of all. the foreign tobaccos ? I am afraid not!” Quite correct, Sir. And it is worthy of special note that there are only four brands of toasted tobacco produced: Riverhead Gold, Navy ,C> No. 3, CavendiPh, and Cut Plug' N 10.' They vary in strength, but the quality is the same—the Vorld’® best Beware of imitations! . There are several about.—Advt.

It is by the neglect of minor coughs and colds that more sJrious forms of illness are caused, almost without exception o,v the gradual weakening of your resistance. Ho not suffer with the rest. Get your bottle of Cherimal the double strength couch Balsam from Messrs Gooch and Go’s store without (U'i. a y,—Advt,