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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LVII, Issue 10016, 4 March 1929, Page 3

On the first railways a candle stuck in a station window meant “stop”; its absence was a signal to go on. Funny tiling human nature! As a rule the dmp that doesn't drink insists that nobody else should drink; the U'liLlhentre-goer disapproved of anyone else going to the theatres; the party that doesn’t read novels or play cards objects to anyone else reading Hovels or playing cards; and the man •hat hates tobacco indignantly demands Um everyone else should hate, tobacco. And yet these “ bad habits’’ persist! And as for smoking its about the only pleasure (hut (multitudes of people have. A very harmless pleasure. surely? When smoking proves injurious its because there's too much nicotine in the tobacco. Most foreign brands are full of the stuff. Then why smoke Them? Our New Zealand tobaccos- arc practically free from the poison. Smoke them Us freely as you please and they’ll do yon n<> harm. Unlike till other to., burros die New Zealand are toasted. Hence Hie delicious fragrance, and flavour. They appeal irresistibly to ail smokers. Favourite brands; 'ltiveib«ul Gold” .(mild); “Cavendish” (tint sportsman’s smoke); and “Navy Cut No !t” (medium), and “Gut Plug No. 10” (rich dark and full-flavoured).