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Hokitika Guardian, 9 March 1933, Page 2

“I’m looking for something I don’t expect to find,” gaid. a Wellington man to his tobacconist, with a laugh. “What’s that?” inquired the tobacconist. “A. tobacco I can smoke for hours without my . tongue feeling as if it had been grilled. I’m frequently in the train all day. Then I always want to smoke more than I am able to.” “Ever tried : the New Zealand tobacco?” queried the tobacconist. “No. Is it worth trying?” “Well, 1 sell more of it than of any other kind, It’s good. Most of the nicotine has been taken out of it, you see.” “How do they manage that?” said the customer. “They toast it. It gets rid of the nicotine as nothing else does. Improves the flavour and bouquet, too. You can .smoke this tobacco from daylight t 0 dark, without'tongue or throat suffering. Brands?' There are four: Riverhead Cold, Navy Cut No. 3, Cavendish, and Cut Plug No. 10.” The customer invested in a tin of Nc-y CM No. 3, “to gee if he liked it.”’ He will.—Advt.

Whatever 'its use—for salads, pickles, sauces or for the table—your best buy is Sharland’s vinegar. It’s extremely -prapular. Pure, piquant, strong. In bottle or bulk. All stores. —Advt ' Ensure successful p : ckles and sauces this season by usinf New Zealand’s best vinegar—Sharlvud’s. Pure, pijuant, • fnlVflnvoiirerl. Sold in bottle or bulk at all etoreE,—Ad^.