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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXXII, Issue 2763, 17 August 1931, Page 5

Since the Waikato Hospital Beard established its own bakery and butchery, substantial economies have been effected. The cost of meat to the board during the past twelve months has been only 3.19 d per lb, and the. cost of bread baked wias 2.31 d per lb. Hair falling at temples? Apply Brice’s Special Regenerator, 5/6, and Circassian Cream.—Obtainable C. N. O’Loughlin, Hairdresser.* The difference ’twixt toasted, tobacco and ordinary tobacco is as great as the difference ’twixt chalk‘ and cheese. Ordinary tobacco (even the best brands) is more or less full of nicotine, that deadly poison which absorbed daily into the system per medium of pipe, cigar or cigarette, is certain, sooner or later, to undermine even the strongest constitution. Toasted tobacco, on the ; other- hand, produces no such' evil effects, because the toasting rids the leaf of its nicotine, and renders it quite harmless. Smoke 'as much of this tobacco as you please—it. can’t affect your health. And the toasting, moreover, it is that gives the baccy its delicious flavour and incomparable aroma. There arq only four brands of toasted manufactured: Riverhead ! Go'fd, Cavendish, Navy Cut No. 3, and CuLPlug No. 10, and they are now in such universal demand that they are procurable at practically every tobacconist’s shop in the Dominion, and also at many grocers and general stores. Go where you .will you’ll find them on sale! But beware of imitations!*