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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5269, 2 May 1928, Page 4

A stout lady entered the' smoker of *lll Auckland tram the other ’evening. As it happened there wasr only- one passenger when she got in, a working man in the full enjoyment of his ; pipe. Shuddering wj.th disgust, the lady remarked : “My good man, smoking always makes me f ee i jli.” “Do it now, Mum,” -replied the worker, puffing away; “'then you take my tip and knock it orf.” The conductor laughed. Duty really the smell of some of thrjse American tobaccos would make' anyone “feel ill.” The excess of y.icotine they always contain is bad for the smoker, too. Affects hear t and nerves. The (safest tobaccos .'are our own N.Z.-grown- They contain /so little nicotine that they may be' smoked pipeful after jpipeful, and they won’t let you down. Pull of fragrance and flavour, top. D elicious. They owe their fine quality lajrgely to the Pact that they are toastekl in the coui’se of manufacture. A notvel idea! Ask for Riverhead Gold, mil ; d ; Toast-, ed Navy Cut (Bulldog), mtjdium; or Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead ), a grant full-flavoured kind.* ’ ‘ Woods’ Great ’Peppermint Cure, First a’d for coughs, colds,.- influenza.