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Gisborne Times, Volume LXIX, Issue 10908, 28 May 1929, Page 2

Tom Heenoy is said to have developed a taste for cigars since he became somebody. Wclldone. Tom! A nine used to do him! To be sure the cigar is supposed to be more “toncy” than a pipe- Nevertheless and notwithstanding most confirmed pipesmokers wouldn’t exchange the old briar for Hie best cigar going. As for the cigar being less injurious than the pipe—tell it to the Murines! Of course if you will insist in smoking'those imported tobaccos full of nicotine as milch as they can stick—you’ll deserve what’s.coming to you. It’s looking for trouble to smoke stall like that. Why not fill up with good hones! New Zealand tobacco. It’s the purest on the market- so comparatively free from nicotine that you can smoke all you want, day in. day out. and take no harm. Are there more brands than one Rather! there are several. Special lavorites are: Riverhead Gold, a beautiful aromatic, mild anil delicious; Navy Cut No. 3 and Cavendish, both medium; and Cut Plug No. It), a rich, dark I’ull-llavovod sort. All tobacconists sell them.*