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Opunake Times, 12 August 1932, Page 4

Will it be believed that there is actually in existence in Melbourne—in 1932 —an anti-tobac-co society the members of which are pledged to put everybodys' pipe out —if they can! At a recent meeting of this society (open to the public) a member challenged any smoker present to name a single brand of tobacco that was non-injurious to the consumer. Whereupon a Maorilander rose and said he could name four brands that were perfectly safe to smoke to any extent. "Name them!" thundered the orator, adding, "you. can't name any to-

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