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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 410, 20 December 1932, Page 3

"Tell me," said the tobacco-hater, exciteclly "one single g-ood point possessed by tobacco." Here he glared deflantly at his fellow-passengers in the Wellington train, and "paused for a reply." It came. "I can tell you two or three, governor," remarked the man smoking the big calabash. "What are they?" snapped the crank: "Firstly," said the calabash smolcer, "it wards off infection. There's no finer disinfectant than tohacco-smoke. Ask any doctor, Secondly tobacco-smokc preserves the teeth, and prevents decay. Ask any dentist. Thirdly it buc.ks you up no end when you're feeling as cheap as twopence-halfpenny. It lieightens one's joys and soothes one's sorrows." (Hear, Hear!— from everybody, bar the crank, who scowlingly tried to speak again, and finding they wouldn't let him, dried up). Tes, the weed has many virtues hut there's none like the four renowned toasted brands: Cut Plug No. 10, Riverhead ■Gold, Cavendish, and Navy Cut No. 3. For flavour and fragrance they challenge the world. Absolutely harmless, too! They are toasted— and safe to smoke even to excess.