Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 11326, 2 October 1930, Page 3

' What are the outstanding qualities the discriminating smoker, looks for in his’tobacco? L .Well, to begin with, flavor, of course, also aroma. Likewise each-“fill”, should burn away to the last shred. It should be possible, too ''(if desired) to' smoke for two or throe hours at a stretch without the smoker experiencing satiety —or a burned tongue. The tobacco, moreover, - should .have *no ill aftereffects. Butiwlmro,.it may be asked, )»"tobacco combining so many excellencies do be found? Well, you may look, for-sit ''in, vain amongst some imported brands,, poisonous with nicotine as most,of. them-nre,. Yet it is procurable here in New Zealand at any tobacconists! • Our New Zeulaml toasted tobaccos '.. answer all c the above-mentioned requirements and are >probablytho purest in the world. The toasting'processto which 'they are 'subjected rids them of most of .their jiicotin.Q, X apd •;makes 'themasale to smoke to;' ai]v, extent-. There . are only ■ four brands of toasted hianuGold, Cavendish, '-Navy Cut Nop 3 and Cut > Plug \r<-i .id VtVit; 1 u,\r« vi\ of ' imitaNo.' 10 tious !*.*