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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume LVIII, Issue 6155, 15 November 1935, Page 2

"No; chewing is not a refined habit" said tibe wholesaler to the .reporter, wii.t'h a laiug'h,, ''but it's goilng* out. 'Most everybody smokes 'now. Wherej does all the tobacco, come from ? Why, chiefly from America, of couir.se. But other countrieis contribute, and it's 'astonishing what a lot of to.ast.ed New feaJiand tohaclco goes, mp in smoke! The true .toasted of .course, I mean. The [manufacturers turn it out by the ton, and t'he bigger the output the greater the diem and seemingly. Wisy 'SO popular? Well, to begin with the quality/'s O,K. There's nothing like it! (Secondly, the toasting purifies— eldmiijates the nicotine, and makes these Mend's* perfectly safe to s'moke. You c,an't oveirdo at with the genuine toasted—Out Plug No. 10 (Bulkhead) Navy (Cixt; N'o> 3 -(Bu ! !ilclo?;) Cavendish, Riiverhsad Gold and Desert Gold How is the toasting done.? Sorry, but I can't, tell you. That's thei manufact-. Hirer's secret. But SE'v,e seen- the pro-: cess at the 'factory. Wonderfully ingeniouis!"' The; scirihe, well saitisfied , with hiiis "stray,'» shut, up 'lite not.e book and vanished,