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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 13 September 1928, Page 5

(By .pecial ni-rar.gemenT.. Renter's World Service, in addition to . other special sources of information, is used in the compilation of the . overseas int.ellig«nee published in this issue, and nil rkbt.s therein in Australia and Vpv Zealand are r<*»«rved 1 Mirried ladies who are wise should encmrage their husbands to smoke. Th beneflcient influence of the “*ecd” has been known to loosen the pyse strings in the most surprising mnner. Many a wife has learned by rtperience that the best time to apiroach “Father” when a little cheque s wanted is while he is in full enjoy.ncnt of his after dinner pipe, and is feeling at peace with all the world! — especially if he smokes our famous New Zealand grown tobacco. Most, of the imported brands contain a tremendous lot of nicotine —and that is bad. The purest tobaccos going are the New Zealand ones. Owing to the leaf being toasted (quite a novelty) their flavour and aroma are unusually developed, and as they contain very little nicotine, they may be smoked all day long without fear of consequences. They appeal to all tastes. If you like a fine aromatic try “Riverhead Gold”; if you prefer a medium flavour ask for “Navy Cut” or “Cavendish”; “Cut Plug No. 10” is full strength.*