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Hokitika Guardian, 24 June 1933, Page 7

‘‘There’s no more harm in a pipe of tobacco than there is jn a enp o.f tea” ■declared Professor Huxley once adding : “You may poison yourself by drinking too much gree,n tea ana kill yourself by cafng too mmy beefsteaks.” Absolutely true, of course. Put tobacco, litci tea should be of go°d quality, for just as l.ffc purest tea is the least harmful, §o the purest tobacco is best for the smoker, No tobacco is free from nicotine. 'although the amount varies considerably with the brand. Our IST 9 w Zealand tobacco contains hardly any, a fact of paramount importance to smokers, because nicotine is perilous stuff, and especially bad fi> r heart and nerves. The extraordinary pirity of New Zealand tobacco is owing to it being toasted, a complicated process necessitating the employment of skilled labour and .special maph’nery. However, the result justifies the e/f:a outlay involved for this tobacco—Riverhead Gold, Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldoel. Cavendish, and Cut Plug No. 10 (Bnllshead) is as harmless as it is delightful. But keep a look out for imitations. There are several about!—Advt. j

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