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Hokitika Guardian, 30 November 1933, Page 2

' “When a total stranger accost s me in the street and tells me ho obieets to my smoking (as a man did yesterday) lT consider he is guilty of gross impertinence,” wrote an indignant correspondent to a London daily, adding “I might just as justifiably tell him I object !to the cut of the suit he is wearing. If people ..hud always minded their own business and refrained from meddling wth other people’s the pages of the historian would make pleasanter reading.” Hear, hear! .Although tobacco cranks are growing scarcer ever v day there are still those who would rdidly see smoking made a criminal offence. Yet tobacco can he as harmless as fresh air, provided it’s good. If you find smoking is 'affectum heart or nerves your tobacco is at fault, and contains too much nicotine. The toasted Hew Zealand is the best. Almost free from nicotine—eliminated by the toasting—oH four brands, (Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog),’Cavendish, Riverhead Cold, and Cut, Plug No. 10 (Bullshend) are not only delightful smoking but absol 11 1elv iup ocnous,—,\dvt.