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Hawera Star, Volume LII, 25 January 1933, Page 2

m / II ■ m Cm i~Vr. >w m Cursing Mothers who take Benger’s regularly during this period go through the strain of nursing without undue fatigue, and the child benefits from the enriched natural milk. for Infants, Invalids ami the Aged Benger's Booklet, post free, contains a concise guide to the rearing of Infants.— Bevoer's Food, Ltd., SSO, George St., Sydney, 3® manufactured at MANCHESTER, England | Interesting to smokers! Professor Shelcraft, an English analytical chemist of /repute has keen experimenting with nicotine, and solemnly -warns 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 i themselves it can only bo a question ] of time when they do. Then the t smoker's nerves may go to pieces or heart trouble develop as the result of ( smoking the wrong tobacco! Such ’ cases arc common although tlieir origin is not always suspected. Happily Dominion smokers arc not exposed to I 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 ■- jis subjected in the factory removes most of the nicotine content. Hence 1 its unusual purity, fine flavour and delightful fragrance. The smoker nev- s or tires of this tobacco. There are o four choice brands: Ifiverhead Gold, y Navy Cut No. 3, Cavendish, and Cut u Plug No. 10.—Advt. I I