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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXX, Issue 5480, 27 September 1929, Page 3

A ewe that has given birth to 22 lambs in eight years is numbered among the flock of Mr.C. J. Hawken, Mokoia, New Plymouth. The ewe is a purebred Lincoln, 10 . years old. Three times she has had twins, four times triplets and once quadruplets. The doctors say that many diseases are caught in trains and trams, and that when travelling you should patronise the ‘“Smoker,” and keep your pipe going. Sound advice ! Tobacco smoke kills germs. You may say you can’t keep smoking all the time, especially on a long journey. It depends on the tobacco. You can’t smoke the imported for any length of time, true. Too much nicotine in most of them. And nicotine is an evil thing. It’s quite different with the National Tobacco Company’s goods (pioneers of the tobacco industry in N.Z.). Hardly any nicotine in them, and their wonderful purity enables the smoker to indulge freely with absolute safety. And how sweet, cool, and delicious they are .'—with the finest bouquet imaginable. That’s because they are toasted. No other tobacco is. No other tobacco is so harmless. This is the real thing. Favourite brands : Riverhead Gold (mild), Cavendish (a special medium), Navy Cut (choice blend, medium), and Cut Plug No. 10 (rich, dark, and full-flavoured). These tobaccos (now in universal use) are obtainable from any tobacconist.*