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Hokitika Guardian, 24 August 1929, Page 2

.. At ail inquest down south the other day.it appeared deceased (death attributed to heart trouble’),, was a heavy smoker; and, accustomed to conan oiince'- a' dayj Hi3.| doctor eohisidevyd: this bpt tho light quality ;bt ■ the ’ tobacco . was to Jjlgjne .'as : \yeW.:v7. l ‘You can’t,” he ; siii S ji, : on -.stpoking these imported ,/practically.{ all ,of them ipaded with nicotine without paying •tiny, penalty' .solhe'fiihe.” The coroner {agreed.- .Said Vhp ■;couldn’t understand .wliy people 1 would so often 1 smoke 'poisonous foreign tobaccos, when we ;{sjcl /here in,,'Nejy Zealand perhaps the purest tbrands •in the world; and iquite safe smoking, He was referring d%tjie‘ ; tobaccos, grown and manufactured'in the Pominion by the National Tobacco/.G0.,,’ (pioneers of the ■Jv'.'Zr’ tobacco industry),. ■■/ Safe smoking" they certainly are, and their comparative freedom from nicotine is due tp the toast’ing of the leaf. This not only renders them harmless, * but develops flavour and aroma. Popular brands; liiverhead Gold (mild), Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog—medium), Cavendish (medium) and Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead —full strength).—Advt.