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Hokitika Guardian, 12 June 1937, Page 3

A prominent Westfalian business man, largely interested in the toLacco trade,and who has been holidaying in Aiaoriland, lias been telling a daily paper on his return some some of hh impressions. “One thing that struck me especially,” lie said, “was that all the tobacconists were selling the New Zealand grown and manufactured to bacco which on sampling I found o. most excellent quality and as good in fact as any 1 have over smoked. The manufacturers’ extensive works are at. Port Ahuriri, Napier. Here they are producing five brands of tobacco tha are in general request, viz. Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog) Riverhead Gold and Desert Gold and Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead) Riverhead Gold and Deseri Gold being for cigarettes.- A distinguishing feature of these blends is that they are toasted,' which process eliminates the nicotine* in them and renders them virtually harmless. Over-indul-gence in some brands may effect heart or nerves. With ‘toasted’ the smoke;runs no such risk. I was told these tobaccos were being freely imitated. Shouldn’t wonder. Good things generally are.”—Advt. .

HP HE HOUSEWIFE’S LAMENT—‘•After three days ‘rainbound’ in Hie huose,’’ she whispered hoarsely, “here I am out to afternoon tea and oan’t speak. I’m so sorry ’’ But be* hostass smilingly produced a tin of Pulmonas, and after sucking one or two the hoarseness went and the guest enjoyed herself after ad! Pulmonns in tins, 1/-, l/B, 2/G. Chemists and stoic*.