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Greymouth Evening Star, 10 November 1934, Page 5

«NO NERVE BRIGADE.”

There is working on the coast of Sussex a gang of 40 toilers who are known as the “No-Nerve Brigade.” They are being employed by the Borough of Brighton at “clifftrimming,” a job made necessary by the making of a road along the beach at the foot of the cliffs towering to a height of 150 ft. A reporter who went to see them says that “all day long they keep stepping over the cliff edges as unconcernedly as you or I might step off an omnibus.” Few people have jobs as hazardous as that, but none of us can afford to take risks with our nerves. It is a wise move for smokers to switch to those choice toasted tobaccos, Red Shield (Dark) and Blue Shield (Medium). They are superlative New Zealand tobaccos, made perfect in smoothness and flavour by the special method of toasting. Red Shield (Dark) and Blue Shield (Medium) are obtainable in twoounce tins (1/7) and in attractive one pound canisters, a splendid packing for the home and even more economical in price. - 47