Additionally, this tax increase would raise cigarette retail prices on average by 42%, leading to a 9% decline in smoking rates and up to 66 million fewer adult smokers
Published by W D & H O Wills Condition: Used - Good Soft cover About this Item Undated, first half of 20th century
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85/1474 Lucky Hit Tobacco tin Tobacco tin, 'Lucky Hit', steel / tin, The British-Australasian Tobacco Co Ltd, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 1930-1939 Summary Physical Description Tobacco tin, 'Lucky Hit', Australia, 1930s DIMENSIONS Height 20 mm Width 111 mm Depth 83 mm SOURCE Credit Line Purchased 1985 Acquisition Date 6 August 1985 Copyright and Licensing Text Text is released under Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives licence Image Copyright for the above image is held by the Powerhouse and may be subject to third-party copyright restrictions
The hazards of smoking are well known, but there may be a new reason for you to quit for good
