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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5325, 12 September 1928, Page 1

Keep your pipe going if you would escape the ’flu ! Tobacco is a great safeguard in times like this. It is a known preventative, of disease) because it wards off infection, as any doctor will tell you. But it is essential that it should be of the best quality, as free] from nicotine as possible, because you cannot go on smoking tobacco heavily charged with nicotine pipeful after pipeful. Our New Zea-land-grown tobaccos are the purest, because they contain very little nicotine, consequently you can smone them for hours at a time with pleasure, and need not fear harmful results. Also—note this !—New Zealand tobaccos are toasted in the process of manufacture. Th,at’s why their flavour is so delicious, and their bouquet so delightful. jMade in various strengths, they appeal irresistibly to all smokers. Ask your tobacconist Ifor Riverhead Gbl-d if you like a really choice aromatic ; if yoti prefer a medium flavour, get some Navy Cut or Cave/ndish ; a,nd if yoifr preference is for a tobacco* of Full strength, try Cut Plug No. 10k*

“He was faint with cold •” —Spencer. Nothing 'relieves a cold' or a chill so speedily as that well-knj own specific Baxter’s Lung Preserver. It is rich, red, warming, and soothing ;, and does you good from the very ft rst dose. Baxter’s ” is excellent for, influenza, whooping cough, croup, agl .hina, and all throat, chest, and lung j affections. A valuable tonic, too. All chemists and.’ stores;,, in three sizes. Generous-sized bottle 2, A>, large family size 4/6, bachelor size 1/6-