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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5313, 15 August 1928, Page 3

SWIFT, CERTAIN RELIEF FROM ’FLU. Now is the time to bewai’e of ’flu. Others bring it to shop,, office or factory and scatter germs about you. But you can be safe —with Pulmonas; they’re a never-failing, germicide. Carry the handy Pulmonas tin every day. Instant relief for coughs, colds and ’flu. Is 6d and 2s 6d from all chemists.

The Thames-Hauraki Hockey Association’s competition for the GageBrown Cup was concluded on Saturday la,st, when the Kopuarahi team defeated the Thames A team by six goals to two and wop the cup. An English tourist while "doing" the Waikato recently was surprised and disgusted to notice so many Maori women enjoying their pipes. On his rreturn to Auckland he mentioned the unatter to an old colonist, remarking that tt was a sure sign of the degeneracy of the Maori race when their women smoked pipes. Said the New Zealander: “Well, if that is so, the Irish women of the working class must have been degenerating for a good while, because I remember seeing them jsmoking clays in Dublin ■.when I was a boy.” The tourist said no more. There is nothing wrong “with njpe smoking for man or woman so long as the right tobaco is used. Choose a brand as free from nicotine as you can. That’s all. Our New Zea-land-grown tobaccos contain only a trifling percentage of nicotine, and you can’t beat them for flavour and aroma. You can smoke them for hours, and they won’t do you any harm. Ask for Riverhead Gold, mild'; .Navy Cut (Bulldog), medium; or Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullhead), full strength.*