The )>eop]e of Lead hills, u remote village in Larnarkshire, were surliriseil to liear recently that they, as a community, hart been left. £IO.OOO by Mr. James Alexander, a native of the village, whom they ha,) all forgotten. As a boy he hart left the village to seek his fortune in GlasA number of smokers in New Zealand have also hart a pleasant surprise recently. Because it was rather dark in appearance. they thought RED SHIELD TOBACCO was too strong for them. When, however, they have been invited to try a pipeful they have found that it is not only easy to smoke but infinitely more satisfying and enjoyable than any Tobacco they have trie,) liefore—an,] yet not nt all strong. The reason lies in the perfect method of toasting. Red Shield (Dark)—and Blue Shield (Medium) are New Zealand Tobaccos at tlieir best an,] toaste,) to a turn. Sold in handy 2oz tins at 1/7 and also in One Pound Canisters.
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Feilding Star, Volume 11, Issue 4181, 2 March 1934, Page 4
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