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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 19960, 19 November 1934, Page 5

INSPECTOR FOR SUN BATHING Sun bathers at a famous East Coast resort have caused two or three complaints necessitating the appointment of a beach inspector. This official’s task is to inform any man or woman lying on the beach with a costume turned down beyond the prescribed limit that “this sort of thing is not done here.” Sun bathing when properly carried out is most beneficial—that is, when the correct degree of heat is applied for the correct length of time. In toasting tobacco it is the same—that is why Red Shield (dark) and Blue Shield (medium) are so good—indeed, New Zealand tobaccos at their best. They have been toasted to a turn —no more, no less. This process develops the qualities of the tobacco in a delightfully subtle way and makes them both cool and satisfying. At the very favourable price of 1/7 per 2oz. tin Red Shield (dark) and Blue Shield (medium) mean added pleasure—and money saved. The one-pound canisters are even more economically priced at 11/8.