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Hokitika Guardian, 7 December 1932, Page 3

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'"When I was young, and better looking 4han I am now,” remarked a speaker at a Wellington smoko concert, 1 was engaged to be married, and my financee (|a confirmed smoker of cigarettes herself), was always asking me ■why I wasn't smoking. Gentlemen, I didn’t because I couldn’t! (Lam/liter' l But I pretended that I could. I said I smoked a pipe, but made all sorts o! excuses for failing to produce it. We!,], one evening hiy l( . intended presented me.).with; Seeing I was conuiro l* t. accepted a fill . froih her fathers tobacco.-jar, (strong stuff!) Hi his absence, and trembling Jit up. lv ten minutes. I had had more than enough—and 'hurriedly left the room—■ hist in time! (Laughter). However. I’ve been a smoker for years now. I ]p-'vned o'-. Tvive.vh’ad Gold. It's toasted, and like the other New Zealand tobaccos (X avy Cut No. 3. Cavendish, nii'i Gut Plug No. 10) its practically fro e from nicotine. The toasting does it! I smoke New Zealand tobacco, gentlemen, because T can’t get any that is better—or half as good.” (Appf uise). —Advt.

AVlialover the season coughs anti colds are always with us. Thank goodness we always have Tonking’s Linseed Emulsion to give us prompt reli f. K’s so soothing yet so pleasant to lake. Sold everywhere, ]g 6d, 2s Gd •and 4s 6d.—Advt.