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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVIII, Issue 141, 29 May 1928, Page 4

The great increase in the number o’ smokers in London—particularly amongst women—according to a recent cable, has led the Managers of the underground railways to transpose their smoking-carriage rules. Thera are now no smoking-carriages on these lines, but 30 per cont of the cars ate labelled “Non-Smokers.” It will como to that in New Zealand by-and-byc. Anti-tobacco-itcs may rail against the huge increase in the consumption of the weed. But smoking does more good than harm, provided the tobacco is of first-rate quality and as free from nicotine as possible. That’s where our New Zealand tobaccos come in. Tho leaf is toasted —quite a novel ideaend this develops flavour and fragrance nstonishingly. And as they contain only a negligible amount, of nicotine they mayo be smoked for hours on end without causing unpleasant or injurious consequences. That’s why medical men approve them. Yon erm get them of any strength. “Riverhead Gold” is a delightful aromatic. “Navy Cut” (Bulldog) a delicious medium; arid “Cut Plug No. 10” (Bulkhead) a fine full-flavoured variety.—(Advt.)

“Honey Rolls.”—This is the very latest creation in the pastrycook’s art. “Honey Rolls" are delicious. 9d each at Compton's Bakery Ruig 'phone 823.*