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Hokitika Guardian, 19 September 1933, Page 3

“There’s no. more harm in a pipe of tobacco than there is in a cup of tea” declared Professor Huxley-' once; adding ; “You may poison yourself by drinking too much green?.-tea and kill yourself by eating too . nnpy beefsteaks.” Absolutely true,-, of course. But tobacco-dike tea yhould be of good quality, for just a s tffe purest tea is the least hamful, go the purest tobacco' is best for the smoker. No tobacco is free from nicotine, ; the amount varie 6 considerably with the brand. Our New Zealand tobacco contains hardly any, a fact of paramount importance to smokers, because nicotine is perilous stuff) and especially bad fo r heart and nerves.- The extraordinary purity of New Zealand tobacco is owing to it being toasted,- a complicated process necessitating the employment of .skilled Labour and : special machinery. However, the result , justifies the extra outlay .involved,ipr this tobacco—Riverhoad - Gold, Navy .Out No. 3 (Bulldog), Cayendishy arid Gut Plug No. AO, (Bullshead) is as,.,harmless as it is- delightful. ..But keep - a look out for imitations. There are several about 1-r-r Advt;.