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Hokitika Guardian, 16 January 1933, Page 7

“I had rather a trying experience onc G upon a time,” writes Mr Robert Seeley in a London w e ekly. “I was a young new chum then, on e of a party of prospectors in Northern Queensland. On o day I wandered away from camp and got ‘bushed.’ It was nearly three weeks before they found me, and I ran . out of tobacco ! —Smokers will sympathise- I shall never forger th e . .first smoke I had after I was found!—delightful! But-nowadays I find the tobacco • I used to smoke when on the wallabi has l° s t its -savour. Over mue’ nicotine in it. Since coming to Maoriland -I have smoked ‘New Zealand toasted,’ and ask nothing better. I understand its peculiar fragrance, and. comparative freedom from nicotine in this incomparable tobacco are due to its being roasted. It is certainly the finest T have ever smoked—and the least harmful.” Mr Seeley ref e r 6 to the four famous toasted brands— Riverhead Gold, Navy Cut , No. 3, Cavendish, and Cut Plug No. 10.—Advt.

OATS IN NEW, DELICIOUS FORM Here’s something new for breakfast —Diamond Oatlets! Finest oats mil led in a new, small form, but keeping their goodness and energy value. You’ll like them, and so will all the family. They’re economical to use, and easy to prepare. So be sure you put “Diamond Oatlets” «n your next gioc" ery order.—Advt. *

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