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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 30, 30 October 1917, Page 9

When sending tobacco to our boys at the front it should 1m remembered that any ordinary tobacco is liable to become mildewed on its way out, as a result of the humid atmospheric conditions, but when sending Gold Pouch you rnn no such risks, becauso New Zealand-grown tobacco will stand any change of climate and keep in perfect condition for any length of time. And no other tobacco will remind our boys so much of home, for Gold Pouch is grown in the land they are fighting for—'tis the pride of Hawko's Bay. Gold Pouch Aromatic is essentially .1. soldier's tobacco, in that "it contains but 1J per cent, of nicotine, and can be smoked all day without affecting the heart or producing dizziness or nau6oa. Send your soldier a big bulging bag. Is. will buy a, crammed full bag of either Gold Pouch or Three Diamonds. If he's a cigarette smoker, send him New Zealand-grown Three Diamonds tobacco, which leaves 110 sharp and bitter after-tnsto liko foreign fobcoo.—Advt.