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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 5219, 21 December 1927, Page 1

The erection of a building to serve as a branch of, the National Bank was commenced in Kerepeehi on Saturday last. The; site is between the Economic Store and the billiard saloon. Tin-bare racing was witnessed in Pollen Street, Thames, by a party of ! Plains motorists returning from the Coast, but in this case it was a motorcar of the kind generally supposed l to be made of tin that pursued a real hare. The hare was first noticed running ahead of the car when the party was several miles beyond Tararu and it kept within the radius of the headlights until Shprtland was reached, when a car with brighter headlights claimed its attention. The late Mr Jollife, film censor, was fpnd of his pipe and declared he could from Ills owp personal experience, explode the theory that smoking was bad for the eyesight. Of course, the enemiesi of the weied are

always inventing stories to its detriment. There’s nothing wrong with tobacco, provided it is the right kind. Biands'containing an excess of nicotine are; certainly injurious, and most, if not all the imported tobaccos are open to this objection. The purest .varieties are produced here' Zealand. Containing only a minimum percentage of nicotine, these; tobaccos may be freely indulged in with safety. Another point, Is that the leaf is toasted in the process of manufacture. This develops flavour and

aroma in a very marked way. Even the doctors have nothing but praise for these tobaccos, which are manufactured in several strengths so asi to suit all tastes. Ask any tobacconist for Riverhead Gold, a mild aromatic ; Navy Cut (Bulldog), a delightful medium; or Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), a fine full-flavoured sort.*