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Hokitika Guardian, 16 June 1933, Page 8

j . “When the captai,n of the boat.-T; made the trip to New Zealand in lagt ! year told me the New Zealand tobateo I was touted,’’ writes “Lonehand”. in j “Everybody's Weekly’’ “I thought 'he was pulling niy leg. “In,the. name dj j .aid that,A wonderful,”. I asked ‘Why j toasted’!’ ‘Wait till you sample it’ j implied ‘the old ma'n’ “then you’ll ! understand what roastjng tobacco does,’ And so 1 did. I found about miie men out of every dozen were smoking this toasted tobacco, ami throughout my soiouun in that delightful country I smoked nothing else myself. It. is 1 he toasting of the leaf that imparts I to’ thi s tobacco itg beautiful flavour and] unrivaled bouquet. There . .'are only !' four brands, but four’s plenty because j they comprise a very mild aromatic' (River'ncad Cold) two choice blenrts i( i ' medinm strength (Cavendish ?»nd Navy : Cut No. 5 (Bulldog) and Cut Plug NO- - (Bullshead) (a riph, mellow .fullflavoured sort). The latter was my j favourite, but all four are top-ho e, i rjrcl fe, (because they are . toasted. vhich ingenious process (I saw jt in! operation) .successfully eliminates • the 1 nicotine.—Advt. - [■

A coir] should he treated scientifically. Use “Nnzol”. Disinfects and protects tlie points of . infection— the mouth, nose and throat. Remember—"Navol". Xo other will do, .60 doses for -1® 6d 12C dcset for 2s 6d.—Advit