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Hokitika Guardian, 14 November 1933, Page 7

“It makes me tired when people who ought to know better class tobacco as a mere luxury—something that can ■easily be done without,” ' remarked a Wellington tobacconist to a- customer the o.her day. “As a ■member of the trade for forty years I know that the weed is almost as necessary to . very many smokers as the food they eat, and' that enforced abstinence from its soothing, calming influence is to them a very .real hardship, especially when times are bad. Particularly is this the case in New Zealand fwhere .wei .aM? ■producing tobacco of the very finest ■quality. To what brands' do I referr Why to all four brands so popular with ( gmokers,—Riverhead 'Gold, Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, and Cut 'Plug No. 10 '(Bullshead), I need hardly tell you that their purity is largely owing to the fact that they are toasted and are thus rendered as harmless to smokers rs they are fragrant and delicious. Such tobacco may well be considered a ‘necessary commodity. It- is certainly something more than a ■luxury.”—Advt.

! For value and variety in men’s sum- | mer underwear shop at W. H. Stop ! forths.—Advt. i ■ i | —bum mi mu iniinmi ■npinnit t So Refreshing Thirst Quenching Here are three delicious Summer fruit drinks of absolute purity. Recognised as the best of their kind, Murdoch’s Concentrated Fruit Extracts are made in three flavours—Orange, Lemon, and Raspberry, Be sure you ask for Murdoch’s! Directions. Dissolve 31 bs. sugar ‘in 4 pints hot water. Add extract when cool, This makes 1 gallon of delicious cordial. air# t±assocuTco ity A. MURDOCH & CO., Manufacturers, Wellington & Dunedin.