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Hokitika Guardian, 29 December 1932, Page 7

Shaking an admonitory finger at the •smoker opposite (it was in a 'Wellington tram) the togacco.hater leaned forward to ask. “Are you not ashamed to set an evil e xample to others by smoking that vile pipe?” The man addressed laughed. “I don’t insist on your smoking,” he said, “Why i should you insist on my not smoking?” “I have a dutv to society to discharge,” was the lofty reply. “And you. think that entitles you to take a gross liberty with a total stranger? Pur® tobacco, my good sir. is doing n‘ million times more good for humanity than you can hope to accomplish by. abusing it.” “There’s no pur e tobacco,” sneered the other. Producing a small tin the smoker said ; “This is' 1 N«w Zealand tobacco, pur® a,s fresh air, . fragrant as rose s , comforting, solacing, delicious. Harmless, too, because it's toasted. If you were a smoker you’d understand. As a non-smoker your opinion doesn’t count.” That settled hjm! There are four brands of toasted tobacco—Hiv e rhead Gold, Navy Cut No. 3, Cavendish, and Cut . Plug No, 10. They aro unequalled.—Advt.