Mr Bryan Hanafin, of Hanafins Chemists, Ltd, Christchurch, with a smokers’ survival kit yesterday. The kits, which are available from chemists’ shops, have been issued as part of the New Zealand Smoke Free Week campaign. Profits from the sale of the kits, which cost $6.95, will go towards the Stop Ourselves Smoking Campaign, or to the St John Ambulance Association. The kits are designed to help smokers kick the habit.
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70Mr Bryan Hanafin, of Hanafins Chemists, Ltd, Christchurch, with a smokers’ survival kit yesterday. The kits, which are available from chemists’ shops, have been issued as part of the New Zealand Smoke Free Week campaign. Profits from the sale of the kits, which cost $6.95, will go towards the Stop Ourselves Smoking Campaign, or to the St John Ambulance Association. The kits are designed to help smokers kick the habit. Press, 1 July 1986, Page 2
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