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Auckland Star, Volume LXXVI, Issue 92, 19 April 1945, Page 8

RUMP STEAK AND OYSTER Rump steak ami oyster pudding is a .speciality of the "Cheshire Cheese," the famous old tavern in a lane just off Fleet Street. Once upon a time the ancient house ■ was frequented by a host of celebrities, including Dr. Samuel Johnson, whose favourite seat is pointed out to this day. ' Upstairs is the quaint smoke-room, with its long table and array of "churchwarden" clay pipes. Here the wits and men of letters were wont to congregate, and much tobaccp was consumed, but whether its quality approached that of some of our modern tobaccos, notably "toasted," is.very much open to question. It has been truly said that when a smoker takes to "toasted" he has no time for any other tobacco. It is so fragrant and comforting. The six (and only genuine) toasted brands. Cut Plug No. 10 (nullshead), Cavendish, Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Riverheacl Gold, Desert Gold and "Pocket Edition, have everything to recommend them. Not opJ.v arc they of the first quality, but praclicaJly harmless owing to the elimination of the nicotine in them by toasting—the manufacturers' own process.—Ad~'t.

Add beauty to 3 _ our Home by choosing your Furniture t-ovfi the Maple Furnishing Company i" Karaugahape Road, on the Symonds Stree,. corner.—Advt.