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Hokitika Guardian, 8 March 1933, Page 8

'lnteresting to emokerg! Professor Shelci’aft, an English analytical chemist of teputfe has been experimenting with nicotine, ‘arid solemnly ■ warns, . smokers of the danger of' using habe SutUißlUoo oboaqo} jo sputuq Irnyr heavy percentage of th:, s .well-known j poieon. Although, says the professor, ! it is possible to ush " such brands ' for j years without ill-effects manifesting! themselves it can only be a quefitiou of time when they do. Then' the rsmokers’ nerves may go to. pieces or heart trouble develop as the result smoking the "wrong. tobacco. - .Such cases are common although 1 their origin, is not always .suspected. Happdy Dominion smokers rare not exposed to risks of this kind?.because our' New, Zealand tobacco contains so little nieo-> tine that it really doesn’t count. The special purifying process to which it is subjected'! in the factory, removes most of the nicotino content. Hence its unusual purity, fine flavour and delightful fragrance. The smoker never tirr-s of this tobacco. There are four choice brands: .'Rive’head Gold, Navy Cut No. 3, Cavendish, an.l Cut Plug No. 10.—Advt.

The most discerning housewives use Blinrl'firid’s VinOgtr. It's so piiro, s'o piquant, so ''full 'flavoured' and it’s brewed in New' Zealand. Sold in hfittle. or huHrr*t all 4proa.—Adrfc.