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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVI, Issue 221, 4 September 1926, Page 5

Many a good story is told about smoking aud smokers. The latest comes from Auckland. A bricklayer was called sharply to account by bis foreman for smoking “on the job.” “I’m not smoking,” he replied. “But your pipe is in your mouth,” declared the angry foreman. “That’s right,” said tliq bricklayer, “any my boots are on my feet, but I’m not walking.” The foreman passed on. By the way. if you are looking lor something special in the shape of 'baccy, try our New Zealand varieties. They are excellent, and their tine flavour and delightful fragrance are largely due to the fact that the leaf is toasted. This i s quite a novel idea. Also (unlike the imported) they contain only a trifling percentage of nicotine. That’s why doctor’s favour them. Thanks to their wonderful purity they may be smoked all day long without fear of consequences. They come in several strengths: “Riverhead Gold’’ is mild; “Navy Cut’’ is medium; and “Cut Plug No. 10” is a splendid fullflavoured tobacco. The latest addition is “Cavendish Mixture.”—Advt.

■“A square meal.” Yes. that’s what you want—and that’s what you get—a good heftie meal, beautifully cooked and quickly served — and piping hot too, if you want it so. So many people are pleased to dine with us because we have “some cook.” —The “Trocodero,” Napier. -Advt. What! Away from school to-day. Give the child “NAZOL” for thin cold or cough. No cold is “NAZOL”proof. Take it on sugar. 60 doses 1/6- .. ■ ... .