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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 216, 12 October 1929, Page 5

"No woman should marry a man who doesn't smoke," declared Robert Louis Stevenson, . on one occasion, and "R.L.S.," it must he admitted, knew human nature. Another famous author, Bulwer Lytton, once wrote : 'fHe who doth not smoke hath either known no great grief or refnseth himself the softest oonsolation next to that which comes from heaveri." As to the harmfulness of the habit, it chiefly depends qn the tohacco. Brands loaded with nicotirie should be shunngd. In tliat, and all other resppcts, our genuine New Zealandgrown tohaccos hold pride of place, since they contain very littie nieotjne. and may be freely indulged in withnnt affecting the nerves or heqrt. _ The secret of their fveedom from nicotine is that they are'toasted — as bo_ other tohaccos are. Hence, also their wonderfnl flavour and fragrance. Thev are exclusivply mannfacturcd hy the National Tnhacco Co., Ltd. (pionecrs of the N.Z. tohacco industry). Favourite brands ; Rivprliead Gold ta mild a roma tio), Nnvv Cnt fa choiee hlend). Cavendish (the sportsman's smoke), and Cufc 'Plug N#, 10 (rich, dark and full-flavoured)e