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Hokitika Guardian, 30 August 1933, Page 3

1 A well-known English surgeon \re- ; tired) recently published his “Reminiscences,.’y,aaKl;r atnpiig ‘'st)ier amusing stories lie relates how on one occasion a. mail called to consult him about a septic Mger. ' ‘.‘Why didn’t you come to',.me before?” queried the,;. surgeon after an examination. “Fact is, doctor,” said the patient with a. twinkle ' in,- his eye, ‘.‘whenever there th i rig wro'rig with tnc—n<i matter wlifit it is—my'wife insists upon my knocking; off smoking.” Surgeon arid patient had ,a hearty laugh.- ..“Tob&Qco,” sa,icl the surgeon, “is often found .‘guilty’, by its eitemies wlien.it, is obviously quite innocent. When it’s at fault it is usually; because .them’s too much nicotine i.ii it.” Happily New*Zealanders needn’t worry about tliat. There’s very little nicotine in our toasted tobacco’. Take . anyone of the four famous brands- Riverhead Gold, :Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog)., :Cavendish, and Cut Plug No. 10' (Bullshead) and yon have riot only a perfect tobacco, unrivalled for flavour and fragrance, but a. perfectly harmless oriel'. But take care what you buy !—there are imitations about! —Adyt.