METEOROLOGICAL

Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 4281, 22 September 1936, Page 4

METEOROLOGICAL

QUEENSTO wVsTATIOK. Readings taken at the Queenstown Meterological station for the seven days ended 20th Sept.:

F. W. BAILEY, Observer. An amusing story about smoking! ! The headmaster of a Chiswick (London) boarding-school, according to the famous journalist,Geo. Augustusiala, who was one of the pupils, announced that if a boy was caught smoking he wouldn’t be caned, but on three alternate days for a week he’d be supplied at dinner-time with a clean clay and half-an-ounce of “Shag.” had very few smokers after that, said Sal a. The taste for tptfacco must be acquired, and/is wprfh acquiring, for smoking pro' ably/yields more pleasure to its votaries than anything else, and provided the quality of the baccj s right, smoking won't do anythingmuch harm! The trouble is the quality's so often wrong! Excess of nicotine is responsible for that. purest tobacco of all is “toasted, for toasting frees it so largely uof icotine Hence, its innocuousness I Th s| live famous (and only genuine) toasted brands, Cut Plug No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, Navy Cut No. 3 (Bn - dog), Eiverhcad Gold and Desert Gold are not only the most delightful o all tobaccos, but the safest!

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