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Greymouth Evening Star, 23 January 1942, Page 7

Interesting to smokers' Professor Shelcraft, an English analytical chemist of repute, has been experimenting with nicotine, and solemnly wains smokers of the danger of using habitually brands of tobacco containing a heavy percentage of this well-known poison. Although, says the professor, it is possible to use such brands /for years without ill-effects manifesting themselves it can only be a question of time when they do. Then the smoker's nerves may go to pieces or heart trouble develop as the result oi smoking the wrong tobacco! Such cases are common although their origin is not always suspected. Happily, Dominion smokers are not exposed to risks of this kind, because our New Zealand, tobacco contains so little nicotine that it really doesn't count. The special purifying process to which it is subjected in the factory removes most of the nicotine content. Hence its unusual purity, fine flavour, and delightful fragrance. The smoker never tires of this tobacco. There are five choice brands: Riverhead Gout. Desert Gold. Navy Cut No. 3. Pocket Edition, and Cut Plug No. 10. —114.— Advt.

Customer (pointing to laundry oarcel): Is that my name in Chinese?. Laundryman (hesitatingly}: a l -no. Customer (-getting curious): It must be some kind of an identification mark. What is it? Laundryman: “It's discliption—it say "li'l fat man who never smile.”