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Manawatu Herald, Volume LI, Issue 4477, 12 July 1930, Page 1

Melbourne anti-tobaecoites are indignant because so many girls insist now on smoking 1 while lunching or dining 1 wl the city restaurants, a fashion borrowed from London. The objectors actually appealed to the Tleallh Anthorities to intervene. Rut the latter declared that smoking is not illegal in eating places, Also that it is “not injurious to health.” So they declined to do anything 1 . Of course smoking- is not injurious to health —so long as the tobaccos' rigid. TL* it's choked with nicotine as the imported brands generally are it is highly injurious to health. Then why smoike it.'? Our toasted New Zealand tobaccos cannot injure the health of oven the inveterate smoker, because the toasting eliminates nearly all the nicotine in it. There are only four brands of toasted —‘‘Riverhead Gold,” "Cavendish,” "Navy Cut No. 3” and "Cut Plug No. 10.” You can smoke these brands “till the cows come home” with absolute- impunity. There are nii other tobaccos at all like them. Where will you find 'their equal for fragrance and tlavour’/ —Advt. 121.

The much-discussed great war story, “All Quiet on the Western Trout/" will not be seen in picture form in the Dominion. The Government him censor, Mb'. W. A. Tanner, this week viewed the picture version of Empire 'Remarque's story, and refused a permit for its release in this country.