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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 196, 12 April 1932, Page 1

lr~ choice tomatoes, | 3lbs. for 1/bananas — 31bs. for 1/Always the Choicest of Fruit and Vegetables at the Lowest Price. PLUMS, APRICOTS Phone Your OrdesYEA ON & CO. Two Shopr : Tutanekai Street — Hinemoa St. Phone 483. PUBLIC NOTI6FS. lyf OTHERS' League Social. Afternoon, x A Friday next, Methodist School, 2.45 p.m. Music Competitions. — F. Davies, 'Hon. Sec. "MORNING POST" Classified advts. 1 A bring results. Three lines 1/-. Three insertions for 2/6.

SIGHT TESTING. -ggHi F. R. HOWARD. Registered Optician, representin^f BARRY & BEALE, LTD., Optieal Speeialists, 322 Queen St., AUCKLAND. Visits Rotorua every month and mas be eonsulted at Mr. McArthur's dcn tal rooms, Pukuatua St. Next Vieit Thursday and Friday, April 28 and 29, 1932. -AppoiBt'ments may be mad® with Mr. D. E. Sheaf, Chemist, Tutanekai Street.

INSURE AND BE SECURE NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE CO., LTD. Fire Marine Accident Consult our Local Agents for all Classes of Insurance Business Agencies throughout New Zealand. PLASTERING AND TILING. Wher. you need anything done in plastering, tiling and concreting, it pays to have the services of an expert. My thirty years' experience and the many jobs executed by myself in Rotorua are a guarantee of value. My prices are right and all work faithfully executed. Estimates Kiven. C. P. ALLEN, Pukaki Street. Rotorua Morning Post NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

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A retired tobacconist over on the West Coast has been telling a reporter some of the secrets of the trade. "They talk abont pipes guaranteed to absorb the nicotine, and scores of such pipes have been patented. But it can't be done. If the nlcn- ! tine is'to be expelled you must treat the tobacco— not the pipe. And the only way is _ to toast the leaf , same as they are doing with the New Zealand tobacco. The toasting (extracts the poison and leavos the baccy as sweet as' a nut with a flavour i and aroma you won't flnd in othdr tobac- i cos. Imported brands contain a lot of J nicotine, the New Zealand hardly any. 1 Which is the best for the health? Ask j any doctor." Well, toasting certalnly ] makes all the difference! There are only i four brands of the genuine toasted: Rivm~- I head Gold,- Navy Cut No. 3, Cavendirh 1 and Cut Plug No. 10. But— mark this!— ! the popularity of these brands has led to varlous imitations gettlng onto the market. 'Twas ever thus! So take care when