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King Country Chronicle, Volume XXIII, Issue 3074, 2 November 1929, Page 2

St. George Apricot de Lose it's »n oldfashioned Apncot Coa. serve with the kernel* in. In Tins or Glass Jars from all grocers. Irvia* ft StmMM • St C«*e Co. Ltd. Daaediaud J AteUud 1* m & c. m ?», <* m* t ■*

RABBIT SKINS OPOSSUM SKINS. WELLINGTON SALES. TRAPPERS! Sell your catches at the Local Sales and obtain full market value. NEXT SALE : FRIDAY, Ist NOVEMBER, 1929. AND THEN MONTHLY. Consign your Skins to J)ALGETY & £JO„ WELLINGTON. Expert Grading, Accurate Weighing, Liberal Advances made on receipt of Skins in store. PROMPT ACCOUNTS SALES. Labels, Advice Cards and Market Reports on application to all Branches and Agencies.

Sherlock Holmes, the famous detective of fiction, smoked "black shag," and derived inspiration from it when puzzling over some problem of extraordinary toughness. But shag is too strong for many smokers. It contains too much nicotine, and nicotine is a bad thing. Habitual use of such tobacco is bound, sooner or later, to affect the health. Unfortunately the imported tobaccos are all loaded with nicotine. And that's where they differ from our New Zealand grown varieties. These latter are all toasted. That's why they are so pure and so comparatively free from nicotine. The toasting also accounts for their beautiful flavour and delightful aroma. There's no bite in them, and they may bo smoked as freely as you please with perfect safety. .There are half a dozen brands, more or less. First favourites: Rivearhead Gold is sweet and mild; Navy Out, a choice medium; Cavendish, also medium, is the sportsman's choice; and Out Plug No. 10, a fine, rich, full-flavoured sort. They are exclusively manufactured by the Naitional Tobacco Co., Ltd. (pioneers of the New Zealand tobacco industry). (58)

A Kentucky doctor says 20 per cent, of patients in the U.S.A. are suffering from the effects of "the saturation of atmosphere by carbonmonoxide gas, due to the national habit of using motor cars." The other 80 per cent, may be due to the national habit of drinking bad alcohol.