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Waikato Times, Volume 102, Issue 17006, 20 January 1927, Page 6

What is the least usurious form of smoking? The doctors favour the pipe. So daes Mr Stanley Baldwin, the British Premier (an inveterate smoker). By the way, Mr Baldwin differentiates between smokers. He says, judging by his experience, pipe smokers take a wider and saner view of things than either cigarette or cigar smokers. Be that as it may, the pipe has much to recommend it hygienically. And what of the tobacco? That is an allimportant question. Tobaccos heavily charged with nicotine (like most of the imported brands) cannot be smoked habitually without causing trouble sooner or later. The heart, the nerves, or the general health is bound to suffer. In marked contrast are our New Zealand-grown tobaccos, vhich, as a result of the toasting pro,ess to which they are now subjected, ire so pure and so comparatively free from nicotine that they may be inlulged in freely with absolute safety. Chat’s why doctors recommend them. Obtainable in three grades—“Riverhead Gold,” mild; “Navy Gut” (Bulldog), medium; or “Cut Plug No. IP"

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