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Hokitika Guardian, 28 September 1933, Page 8

Schoolboys are smoking 'SO per cent, more cigarettes than they did ten years ago. according to a Christchurch schoolmaster. And schoolgirls, and olde r girls, too, are doing ditto ditto, lit seems. So are young men. But older men, a s a rule l , prefer 'the pipe. Generally speaking they have no more • use for the cigarette than a vegetarian has for a grilled steak, especially if they happen to be veteran smokers. And since the slump hit New Zealand, there has been, so the tobav onists say, an increased demand for pipes;-with of course, a corresponding demand for pipe tobacco—especially the New Zealand. The marked preference for this tobacco exhibited by so many smokers is easily explained. Firstly the flavour and bouquet are exceptionally fine; secondly, owing to the trifling quantity of nicotine it contains it is extraordinarily pure. The do sting of the leal does it! You can smoke any of the four brands (River Head Gold, Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog),’ Cavendish, and Cut Plug No. 10 (Bui'lshead), with absolute impunity. There is no othe r toacco on the market of which this can be said.— Advt.

l)on t try any old remedy for that cold—try Tonldng’s Linseed Emulsion, Its popularity is its recommendation. Unlqualled as a pleasant and safe remedy. Prevents colds leading to more serious lung complaints. Sold everywhere. Is fid. 2s fid and 4s fid. —Advt.

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