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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XLV, Issue 6897, 10 August 1917, Page 3

V^i 1? does some tobacco bite the • Experts now tell us that , ; mo»ture is the offender. Lommoo ; »ase too! Steam forms during the of the tobacco, and this ' Jfj I **ol turns the tongue. Hence dryer the tobacco the cooler the ~ «Bokeand the better the value, because surplus water adds to weight. Gold . fWtti Aromatic, the NZ. grown . "^Mco, ueve'r burns the tongue—it is ; P»» genuine tobacco without excess * S^ 6' Unc( lual^ iucotLbustibil- " ' 2sit ls freel? down to the last waifi. New Zealand soil and climate V*"* e?an produce a tobacco so mild - -ijjj? 1"1 8aca a small percentage of J*r?«' Gold Pouch Aromatic is the JJ* m 3ttnouß of all smokes-does not * x r^^e heart. Cheaper too, 2£ oza - rJJ^'^garette smokers should use Sacc Br°Wn ThreG Dkmondß 1 ru§S) c"Of"i"use"Of"i"us values in *Jtt» J?, aQty wear <md satisfaction at . ~*tfPiuUipß, The Strand.*