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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5340, 17 October 1928, Page 2

Apparently Ngatea not the oyily place on, the Hauraki Plains, where apathy is shown in regard to township street, lights. Only four persons attended the annual meeting of the Kerepee;hi street, lights organisation last Friday evening, so no business equid be dbne. Another meeting will be called for the purpose of dejfining a policy for raising money, and should the attendance be insufficient the lights will be disconnected. Four out of every ten women smokers are being slowly poisoned, by nicotine ! So it was announced in thecable news the other day, on the authority of a famous London specialist, ■who says the unmistakable symptoms are: nervous debility, loss of vitality, head noises, throat troubles and palpitation of the heart. Well, excess of nicotine is well known to produce these effects. That’s why the smoking of American tobaccos (all of them more or less reeking with nicotine) is so injurious. If you want really pure tobacco, all but free from nicotine* you should try the N.Z. grown Sweet, cool, fragrant, and Satisfying, they appeal irresistibly to all smokers and may be smoked all day if desired, without causing unpleasant or harmful results. Any tobacconist will supply you. If you like a mild uroniatic ask for Riverhead Gold ; if you prefer something stronger, get Toasted Navy Cut (Bulldog), a beautiful medium; or Cut Plug No. Iff (Bullshead), a fine ftill-flavoured tobacco.*