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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3142, 21 July 1917, Page 3

Any man who has a love for Kow Zealand will like Now Zealand's tobaccoGold Pouch Aromatic. Grown in Hawke's Bay district, it is all that perfect tobacco should he—has a delightful flavour of its own, is. cool, sweet,<and minus bite. Moreover, Gold Pouch contains a very low percentage of nicotine—only-1 J tier cent.—and is therefore hannlo.es when compared with imported tobaccos, with their i per cent, and 5 p«r ceut. nicotine strength. Economical also! For a shilling yon get a big bag crammed full with 2Joz. of Gold Pouch. Try it because, it's New Zealand grown, and because 'tis the best you can try. Cigarette smokers! Use'Npw Zealand-crown "Three Diamonds" tobacco.—Advt.

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