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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18554, 29 April 1930, Page 9

“WHERE’S THAT HOT WATER?” Father’s in a hurry again and there’s no hot water for his shave. “Oh, Mary,” cries he, “do see the gas people to-day about that Mercer Gas Geyser.” Abundant supplies of hot water are obtainable from the Mercer—the gas geyser that saves you money. It heats only the water you wish to use—no waste whatever. Full particulars from the Timaru Gas Company Keep your pipe going when the ’flu is about! Tobacco is a great safeguard at such times. It wards off infection, as any doctor will tell you. But it is essential that it should be pure, and as free from nicotine as possible, because you cannot safely smoke pipeful after pipeful if you use tobacco loaded with nicotine. The purest brands : of all are the New Zealand. Containing but a trifling percentage of nicotine you can smoke them for hours on end if you like without running the risk of contracting heart or nerve trouble. They owe their innocuousness, their flavour and fragrance to the fact that they are all toasted. No other tobaccos are. And not only are they far superior to the imported, but actually cheaper. There are sorts to suit all tastes. Perhaps the most popular are Riverhead Gold No. 10. The growing and manufacture of these tobaccos now constitutes an important Dominion industry. It helps the man on the land and finds employment for many workers.