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Hokitika Guardian, 4 January 1933, Page 3

; Asked hc«V ‘lorig’lhy had’h’eCn a smoker, a •replied,;-, “fifty i-years.”, “And J)?»' A > now,. do you srnbk® weekly?’ replied the witness. “H’m—:qu;te moderate,”''colhmieii’ttd' counsel. “''“Nevertheless it means, in plain English, that you-ve spent, in all, about : £l5O, approximately, in 'sinoke v” “Well, what about it?” ■ demanded witness, •Tvo had value—and good value, too, ; for my mon e y.” Counsel shrugged his shouldei® arid sat down. Well,' £l5O, spread 5 over half-a-c'eritury ;is not so • much, after all. Good tobacco is" worth mote than' it costs; Takfe OUf New Zealond brands, for- example) 1 ‘and think of the 'comfort' and lerijoymeiifc ; they represent'fo the smoker. Is there anything' else- that could yield' him s'o much plerguve? There are four "of - thesebrands': Riyerhtad Gold, Navy Cut No'. 3/ Cavendish, .and Cut' Plug Not 10. "Delightful, every on e of them,— and quite harmless. They are toasted ! The demand for all four proves ' conclusively the' appreciation jn which they i'&rg held everywhere.—-Advt. * •