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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 304, 18 August 1932, Page 8

I |§ FOR j tourist 1 r] j W | 1 H I 1 where to stay-in wellington "k" motor'Services i 1 ^ ltd. ' l phone A A "D TA phone f - ■ TI METABLF mD 456 | ?tins°th-a^^ representative rotorua 1 mstt £§^1 To Hamilton & Auckland j 1 pj with1 s adss aard and new plymouth | mnodiousnaccom" Hamilton-Auckland, 8.30 a.m., 10.30 a.m., depart rotorua three times j | moajlj^on and '3.30 p.m. _ daily* Wairakei, Taapo, Napier, 1 p.m. 8.30 a.m., 10.30 a.m., ^ Weekly £4/15/- ion. Bay of Plenty and Gisborne, 6 a.m., 1 - 3.3.0 p.hl. ^ Daily . . . 14/6 p.m., 4.37 p.m. ' * j. 5 Fdr every attention, just wire or cable » "Windsor," Wellington — or write to the s s Manager, g.p.o. Box 212, Wellington. Tauranga, 1.30 p.m. _ . . Booking Office: j- . — - Government Round Trip, 9.30 a.m. aard, Central Chambers. | ■ Six Lakes Trip, 9.30 a.m. s /l : ■ Wairakei, One-day Trip, 8.45 a.m. | hotel fernleigh | ~ — - — : , 28 Symonds Street, Auckland. i holiday tours First Class AccommodatioK, Central, isif ' Excellenf Cuisine, Moderate Tarlff. § and the | contine.nt. / ' | Let Pickfords Travel Service arrange the Phone 41-319 $ details of your tour. Individual attention to k 1 t \ i / i ^ | the requirements of eaeh client. a®. 11 %/%/ jf \ vf«^ S \ ' i Personal Supervision. Write for Illustrated • Booklet of ~ f Reserve Accom».iodation by telegram • Attractive Tours for the 1932 or letter. | TIMETABLE — i — miss l* smith :: Proprietress 1 pickfords | travel service — — 1 gs Trains leave Rotorua for ~~~~zzzzzzizzzzzz!zizzzzizzzzizzzzzir l Bookings and all information from the Agents f. dalgeatll poets. ltd- fr,nk,oi* "6'4° *■"' arrive •12'16p'm' ■ s. j. tisdall & co. fe Auck. (exp.) .. 10.0 Arriv^ .. 4.00 p.m. ^ Specialists in i • Auckland .. 4.40 p.m. Arrive .. 11.0 p.m. Sporting Goods i for men's wear Exclusivety and 1 alf walden , guns arms & Ammuni. | tutanekai st. :: rotorua ti0"' i Agents for— i§ e for the shof"® ti j~4wwfl&f5absatrmalj we have i minster suits ' styssj! | woodrow hats ■ lpb i wolsey sports- , Tourist Information 1 iralb® fu" stocks of ['; i 1 Miniature Rifle p' "\y\7tt! a t? jwf.tl Requisites & am- : k vv . |77i %• munition. either 1 ( ,ir v \ Nobel's, 'Palrna," r, ' \7\ T-v -i / ■/} I H or "Pa,ma Ma*ch"' i w Recommended- Services k1k.. « §2 I ; \±Z ■ — • I HOTELS TUTANEKAI STREET 1 !' frankton— Hote' Frankton. (Near Railway Station) !\v ' ,'i \ \ auckland Statir-n Hotel. p.o. Boxl34. Telephone 347 1 "• \ jv | Iloto ' Auckland. i t /c j Fernleigh. l _ ? 1 " ' » taxi services— beautiful waikaremoana \ checker, Rotorua. Lk wmr % ■ sports goods and fishing — The Latest and the Most Beautiful Tourst I. •• — Road in New Zealand. — — "w. t. pakes, Rotorua. . , . s. j. tisdall & co., Rotorua. When in Rotorua do not miss this trip. ■ CARS LEAVE ROTORUA EVERY 1 Pfl(|lfc¥^J|| FILMS AND PHOTOGRAPHS — - TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, at 7 a.m. jl I ibes, Fenton Street, Rotorua. i m ful1 particulars from— | mgm SIGHWEEm° TRIPS AND SER- rotorua bus co. I ' 1 ' "K" AARD MOTOR SERVICES, E0YAL MAIL CONTRACTORS | rotorua bus co., ltd. Teiephone ! bath timetable— j see announcement on page 6 i . ' * overseas trips — station hotel i The New Zealand pickford's travel service. ! auckland. jj their'3 new econol (Opposite New Railway Station) f mical fares, will ' louslyy°u enloyible tearooms — 1 Journeya through hot and cold water and the most beautiful grand tearooms for tour- private telephone in | and typical New ists' h0t liinches and aft- every bedroom | Zealand scenery. ernoon tea, next grand s Your Journey by ttotet, Every room an outside room. i . ra.l w.ll be a senes • Glorious views. of interesting and i intimate glimpses a of real New Zea- 1|||| | land. The finest men's outfitters — tariff: ] served alf walden, Tutanekai Street. Breakfast^2/6; Lunch 2/-;^ Dinner 2/6 ~ hotel auckland j _ queen^and customs streets J J AN® STAND-413 ^

"Is there such a thing as nicotineless tohaceo — tobacco with no nicotine in it?" asked a customer of a Wellington tobacconist the other day. "No," said the tobacconist, "there is not. But there is much less nicotine in some brands than others." "And is there no way of extracting the stuff?" enquired the customer, adding, "poisonous, isn't it?" "It's deadly," replied the tobacconist, and continued: "The only way, I believe,. is to roast the tobacco, same as the manufacturers of the New Zealand brands are doing. They have installed an elaborate plant in their factory, I'm told for the purpose." "And does the roasting really get rid of the nicotine?" queried the customer. "Most of it. Sufflcient to make iF safe for the smoker to indulge to any extent. Greatly improves the flavour and bouquet, too. It's a wonderful process." Replying to a further question the tobacconist said: "There are only I four brands of toasted: Riverhead Gold, Cut Plug No. 10, Cavendish and Navy Cut No. 3." The customer is "trying them out."

Printed by Robin Adair Gardner, of Rotorua, and published by Edward Grace Guy, of Rotorua, for the pro- ' prietors, Rotorua and Bay of Plenty Publishing Co., Ltd., at the reglstered printing office, Hinemoa Street, Rotorua. THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1932

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