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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 19 June 1928, Page 7

Burglars have been unusually busy in many parts of Now Zealand this winter, and surprise has been expressw| that the “swag” secured has so jfton taken the form of tobacco. But tobacco, it must be remembered, is not nearly so easy to identify as most other things; also, it is saleable almost anywhere and readily convertible into hard ■ash—one more proof of the hold that cooking has got. on the world. The habit is soundly abused by non-smok-ii's, Yet it contributes to the. comfort md happiness of millions every day. ff tobacco proves injurious it, is because it contains an excess of Nicotine. The imported brands are full of it. The purest tobaeeoes of all are our New Zealand ones. Containing only a trifling percentage of Nicotine, they may be smoked without fear of consequences. They p-ssess a peculiarly delicious flavour and a most delightful aroma. Ask for “Riverhehd Gold” (mild), “Naw Cut” (Bulldog), medium .or “Cut Plug No. 10” (Bull’s head), full strength. You can get these brands from any tobacconists —93