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Hokitika Guardian, 19 April 1933, Page 8

A veteran lover of the weed had cent North Auckland smoke concert. “My lodge doctor,” he remarked, “told me, twenty odd years ago, to give up smoking. Said my general health would 'be enormously benefited. It wasn’t. It got steadily worse.. I got horribly irritable, nervous and depressed. So, satisfied I was doing myself far more harm that good, I began to smoke again—but not the stuff I formerly smoked. I chose New Zealand toasted Navy Cut No. 3, (a delightful blend of choice leaf) and found it yielded me infinitely greater enjoyment than my former brands did. I soon got alright. Richard was himself again ! 1 reckon ‘toasted’, is the finest tobacco manufactured —and quite harmless. Navy Cut No. 3, it may be mentioned, is one of the four popular toasted brands, the others being .River head Gold, Cavendish and Cut Plug No. 10. They ow e their unique flavour, delicious aroma, and comparative freedom from nicotine (that deadly stuff!) to the toasting or roasting they get when manu f actured.—Advt.

OATS IN NEW, DELICIOUS FORM Here’s something new for breakfast —Diamond Oatlets! Finest oats mil led in a new, small form, but keeping their goodness and energy value. You’ll like them, and so will all the family. They’re economical to use, and easy to prepare. So be .sure you put “Diamond Oatlets” «n your next grocery order. —Advt.

Don’t ask for vinegar—stipulate Shnrland’s vinegar and get the best at no extra cost. Brewed in New Zealand. Pure, piquant and full-flav-oured. Sold in bottle or bulk at all Vlrt cfnron -

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