‘ 'fl out von smoke?” queried <) fra bio stranger (who was sniokmf? Jiko a factory-cliimnoy himself) of d' e J ouiio' fellow- alongside as the Botellj express ..sped', oii its way. “Wis® could!” came the reply, ‘ ‘but’» (wfro f. Tj , “it always turns me up' s It s easy enough to learn,” said the affable dne, : “get a tin of Riverhcad Gold, and roll your own. That won t Been trying to learn , ,iny • tip . v , soon >ho .a' smoker!.” Three months later they met again—in Queen Street Auckland. The youno- felloxr pointed With’ pride to his pipe.; “Took your tip,” lio said, “it worked like?: fcharin I I’m smoking Nayv OutdNo. <3 now;; It’s glorious!” ‘Nothing. I|* e toasted; toy . boy. Next to no. nicotine in it. I don’t know its "equals -The genuine' toasfed has - no equal. Vtt n - 1 «.—. t r /*> -.1 e _ : T - ' .1 <»• Ttivprhead Gold and Desert Gold.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXI, Issue 12397, 9 November 1934, Page 4
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