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Hokitika Guardian, 14 December 1933, Page 8

A Camden Town (North London) Debating Society has been wrestling with the old, old problem. To smoke or not to smoke? The queston, although badly moth-e a ten, still >crops up at debating societies. Voting was equal on this occasion—-pro and con. So the President (a medical student), gave his casting vote in favour of the weed—and the trade doubtless breathed • again! “There’s no harm in tobacco,” declared the President, “so long as yon exercise common sense and avoid brands too rich in nicotine. It’s poisonous stuff!” So it is. But since the introduction of toasted New Zealand tobacco smokers in this country, at any rate, need not feai nicotine ' poisoning with its train of evils The wonderful purity of the fofir well-known brands Riverhead Gold, Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, and Cut Plug No. 10 (Bnllshead), is due to their all being toasted which process also accounts lor their exquisite flavour and beautiful bouquet. Finer tobacco is not to bg, had for love or money. And yet it is quite moderate in price.—Advt.

SPECIAL FERTILIZERS FOR SMALL^CARDENS AT L. GOOCH'S STORE. Having been' appointed AGENTS by the N.Z. Refrigerating Co., of Christchurch, for their famous GARDEN FERTILIZERS I am making a special feature for Catering for all Small Gardens by Having put up into suitable parcels Soecial Fertilizers for all purposes. Mixtures suitable for growing Potatoes, Ro'ot Grops, Cabbage, Lettuce, etc; also for Flower Gardens and Lawns always on baud, L. GOOCH Corner SALE & STAFFORD STREETS HOKIT'KA.