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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18179, 29 August 1933, Page 2

The Dunedin Hospital Board has adopted the recommendation of a committee of the Board that'the land in Castle: street adjoining the Nurses’ Home, which had been placed under offer to the board, be plaoed under legal option-for a period of seven months, and that, subject to the approval of the Minister of Health, the betted acquire the site at a cost of .£2750, and that the Government be asked to .erect the proposed maternity hospital!. “Which d’you reckon tihe best smoke 1 of the day?" queried tene Auckland ferry-boat passenger of another (his fHehd) on the run to Devonport. “Any oid time is good enough for me, when It- conies to smoking," l -was the reply. "1 staft with a pipe before breakfast, and knock off smokimg when I turn in.” "If I smoked Hite that,” said the other chap, "my nerves would go to pieces in a month;!" "Not if you smoked my brand,” /was the laughing reply. “And what/ is your brand?” "Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog).” “That's New Zealand, isn’t; it?” "That’s right. New SSealand t'oar/ted. No nicotine in it wohh mentioning. The toasting extracts the po/son. As for flavor, and what the toYjftoconJsts call ‘aroma’ no other tobacco can get within cooey of it.” "I su'/jpose there are other brand* besides* the otie you smoke " “Oil yes. Three—Cavandish, Riverbead Gold, pnd Cut Plug No. 10 ,(Bullshead). / You’d like No. 10. It’s All the boys of the old brigade smoke No. 10. You try it.” He did—andL, found it good.*