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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 85, 8 February 1928, Page 2

Have you ever noticed that the /most inveterate enemie s of tobacco 'are frequently those who cannot Asmoke because smoking disagrees with them.—and Being unable to smoko themeslevs they object to 'everybody else smoking. A trememl. ] fe ous amount of nonsense has been written and uttered regarding the '“injurious” effects of the weed. But as a matter of fact, tobacco hag hene'filed far more people than it has |*harmed. When it does work harm it )i s because it contains an excess of nicotine, as most of the imported brands do. And that’s just where '.they differ from our own New Zealand grown tobaccos which while very little nicotine are yet so full of flavour and fragrance that they appeal irresistibly to 'smokers. These delightful: brands '■(which may be smoked for long spells without causing any unpleasant effects) arc manufactured in variou s strengths to suit all smokers. 'Those most in 'request are “Riverfjieart Gold” mild, “Navy Cut” (Bull--1 dog) medium and “ICut Plug, No. 10” (Bullshead) full strength. 'Fry them, you will find them superior to non-toasted tobaccos'. s:i