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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11832, 13 January 1933, Page 2

A collection of twenty, old snuffboxes (sonio off them with lids encrusted withgerms) realised nearly £IOOO at auction in London not long since. Snuffing was once upon a time as common as smoking, is now. Will smoking ever go out of fashion? Never!—and , the harder fthe times the greater the demand for the weed! It has beome a “necessary commodity” ,iu this strenuous age. But to got the maxiiiitnn hmount of pleasure and enjoyment out of it (and that without detriment to the health), it is absolutely essential it should, bo pure, i.e., as ,free from nicotine as it can be. Fortunately there heed be no difficulty about tliat in this country for our Now Zealand tobacco is ' reckoned hot only -thb world’s purest but the most fragrant and delicious. It Owes' its fame '(how spread far beyond N.Z.),' to the- fact that it .is toasted•: whichprocess not only largely eliminates the nicotine in.it but imparts, to it its niateldoss flavour and unrivalled bouquet. Four brands: Riverliead Gold, Navv Cut No. 3, Cavendish, and Cut Plug No. 10,-317. / Who pays tlio bill for the injured? Consult the Standard Insurance Company for full protection.-r-.C. G. Blooro;! chief agent.' S.G. Nortbo. local managed (Advt.) •'