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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18765, 23 July 1935, Page 12

An inquiry into the suspension by the matron, Miss M. K. Stevenson, of a nursing aid at the hospital was conducted by the Waihi Hospital Board last week. After hearing evidence, the board decided by six votes to two to reinstate tho nurse, at whose request. tln> inquiry was held. A collection of queer tobacco pipes attracted a crowd of curio dealers and others to a famous London auction mart not long since. The specimens submitted included pipes fashioned by Indians from lobster-claws, pipes made by Eskimos from walrus tusks, pipes made by South Sea Islanders from gorgeous colored shells, and pipes of ancient Chinese workmanship made from the thigh-bones of children! Bidding was brisk and satisfactory prices were realised. Pipes such as these aro interesting enough to look at when displayed in a glass case, but what the smoker wants for every-day use is a good serviceable briar loaded with “toasted” for choice, either Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead). or Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog). And Cavendish has hosts of admirers too. If you're a cigarette smoker try Riverhead Gold o)' Desert Gold—the two choicest cigarette tobaccos on the market. Both are most delicious. All five brands named are harmless owing to their comparative freedom from nicotine, eliminated by toasting. The fame of toasted has now spread far and wide.*