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Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 335, 16 January 1937, Page 3

“What quantity of tobacco do you smoke a week?” That was the question put to its readers by a popular Manchester Weekly. Many responded, and from their replies it appeared that cigarette smokers got through from 30 to 300 cigarettes during the seven days; while pipe-smokers consumed from two ounces to a pound of “weed in the same period. A doctor wrote to the Editor saying he considered the latter quantity excessive. Perhaps it is. But it all depends on the tobacco and the percentage of nicotine in it. Happily Maorilanders ! don’t have to worry about nicotine. Our incomparable New Zealand ; brands, Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), j Cavendish, Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), | Riverhead Gold and Desert Gold, are ■ practically free from the poison, I thanks to “toasting.” That magical ; process (the Manufacturers’ own) ! renders these famous blends safe for 1 even the immoderate smoker. Pure- ! sweet, fragrant and comforting, money ' cannot buy better! Their popularity t is demonstrated by the ever-increas- ; ing demand for them. From one end ' of the Dominion to the other they are ; appreciated by smokers everywhere. •

DDED to meat and cheese sand- j wiches, “Beaver’ Brand Sauces [ make a more appeasing lunch. To ; mato aud Worcester.