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Northern Advocate, 18 July 1933, Page 2

An Auckland magistrate often tells would-be suicides when they are brought before him to “eat a good square meal next time .you feel like that. ” Excellent advice, too! Eating, as most people know, certainly does tend to raise the spirits and induce one to take a more cheerful view of things, especially -if the meal is followed by a good smoke. But your tobacco must be the “real Mackay’ ’ — New Zealand for preference. There's no tobacco like it, and you have the choice of four brands. If you like a medium strength baccy fill up with Cavendish (the sporting mixture), or Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog)—an extra special blend; if you prefer something stronger there’s Cut Plug No. .10 (Bullshead) —the veteran smoker’s favourite. They are all good (not forgetting Riverhead Gold, a delicious aromatic), and, what is more, they are all harmless; there’s next to no nicotine in any of them. How’s that? —because they are toasted! Our word for it, there’s no better dispeller of the blues than a pipe of these toasted tobaccos. F3SG