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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 3, Issue 627, 4 September 1933, Page 7

FOR THE THROAT— PULMONAS Try Pulmonas for that sore throat. The healing, soothing vapours suhdue inflammation, ease the painful soreness, and restore the voice. These pleasanl: pastilles are invaluahle to spealcers and singers and those who are liable to voice strain. Use Pulmonas as well for coughs, colds and 'flu.

"Which d'you reckon the best • smoke of the day!" queried one Auckland ferry-boat passenger of another (his friend) on the run to Devonport. "Any old time is good enough for me, when it comes to smoking," was the reply, "I start with a pipe before breakfast, and knock off smoking when I turn in." "If- I smoked like that," said the other chap, "my nerves yould go to pieces in a month." "Not if you smoked my brand," was the laughing reply. "And what is your brand?" "Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog)" "That's New Zealand, isn't it?" "That's right. New Zealand toasted. No nicotine in it worth mentioning. The toasting extracts the poison. As for fiavour and what the tobacconists call 'aroma' no other tobacco can get within cooey "I_suppose| there are other .^ands besides the / one you smoke?"- "Oh, yes. Three — , Cavendish, Riverhead Gold and Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead) . You'd like No. 10. It's full-flavoured. All the boys of the old brigade smoke No. 10. You try it." He did— and found it good.