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Hokitika Guardian, 18 August 1933, Page 3

Aln other well-known - manufacturer lias been ; telling (a t Wellington) - oi the. expanding demand for New Zealand made ‘goods. Never,' he' declared, has that demand' been greater ' than it is-to-day. Good ' enough fiir! At long last Maorilanders are beginning to real, ise that when our -factories and work-’ shops arc kept- going “full steam a-v ■head,” things must mend-' and the spectre of- unemployment' vanjah. ~<>A pioposi of that is the greatly increased inquiry for New Zealand.- grown' 'and' manufactured tobacco, now produced of. such splendid ’quality that smokers innumerable prefer it to the imported. Th’*,, beautiful tobacco for flavour, :&r-' roma, comparative'' from nicotine challenges comparison with | anything • from overseas, f ; The; four hrandfi ; Riverhead : Gold Navy Cufj ,No. 5' (Bulldog). Cavendish, and Cbt; Plug No. 10 (Bull«head), owe their pre-J eminence' to, being toasted. .This prs-j cess (a co s tly land, .elaborate one) it is j that eliminates the • nicot ne, and gives the tobacco its fine- flavour and seductive bouquet. There-is no other tocet- 1 ed; tobacco., Imitations? Yes, -of course! . Isn’t every good thing imitated? It’s the penalty success invariably, has to. pay!—Advt.

MIDGET PULMONAS FOR PRO; TECTION • Carry a tin of, the new Midget Pulraonas. with, you and at,the firsfi,.'sneeze attack that-coming cold*,,'; One. or tw'o of these- little' pasti les will quickly soothe the. sore throat, -stop irritationand- relieve that stuffy feeling. Midget Puk monas are a sthaller.'size of the efficacious* Pulmonas Pastilles. In tinSj Is.