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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17609, 27 October 1931, Page 3

Smokers are apt to be astonishingly careless. Some chaps 1 will smoke a pipe until the bowl is ft. tnqro shell! Burnt out. And just reeking with, "juice”! Well, seeing that you can buy a quite good pipe for a bob it seems hardly worth while to take any chances, does it? Because nicotine is a virulent poison. But many a smoker fails to realise its deadly nature until threat or heart or nerve trouble comes. Of course, the tobacco used counts for a. lot. Take some foreign brands, and what do,you find? —all, more or less, rank with nicotine. They soon lout a pipe! But while some imported goods are like that our New Zealand tobaCcos contain hardly any nicotine. That’s because they are toasted. The toasting renders them quite harmless. Sweet, cool a till fragrant, a villi the “bite” taken clean out of them they appeal to all smokers as no other tobacco does. There are, only four brands of toasted —Rivyrhead . Gold, Navv Cut No. 3, Cavendish and Cut Plug No. 10! *