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Stratford Evening Post, Volume LVIV, Issue 1, 4 October 1926, Page 2

Bishop v Taylor-Smith, recently through the Dominion, asked when he was going to smoke, replied “When lam cremated.” No friend ol the weed evidently? Well, that’s his loss. Tobacco is often reviled by those who don’t like it but so long as the quality is good, and it doesn’t contain an excess of nicotine its use may bo considered rather beneficial than otherwise. “Smoker's throat,” “Smokers’ heart,” and smoker’s nerve-troubles all arise from too much nicotine in the tobacco. The purest tobaccos arc grown right here in New Zealand. • They contain a very small proportion of nicotine, and so may he smoked, pipeful after pipeful, with impunity. As to quality there is nothing to beat them for flavor and aroma. That is largely owing to the fact that the leaf is toasted (quite a new idea) in the course of manufacture. These excellent brands are in various strengths (to suit all smokers). Ask your tobacconist for “Riverheart medium or “Cut Plug No. 10,” (Bullshead) full. They arc all toasted, x

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