Trust the old smoker who makes the acquaintance ol a new tobacco and finds it Rood to let other smokers know! Mr. Frank Winnington, a London business man, after holidaying in New Zealand, has returned to England to tell the world about his adventures “down under,” and makes special reference in a newspaper article to our New Zealand tobacco. “When found make a note of,” lie writes, quoting Captain Luke, adding: “What is generally known as •toasted' I found so many people smoking that I followed suit, and liked Riverhead Gold so much I smoked nothing else while in that lovely country. It’s the toasting of the leaf that renders the blends Cut Plug No. tO (Bullshead), Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog). Cavendish, Riverhead Gold and Desert Gold so comparatively free from nicotine and helps so materially to give them their reallv beautiful flavour and exceptionally fine bouquet. I understand that there are no other toasted tobaccos produced in any part of the world, and to all smokers visiting New Zealand I can heartily recommend them.”
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 21603, 4 January 1945, Page 8
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