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Hawera Star, Volume LI, 13 September 1930, Page 5

The International cable news appearing In this issue is published by arrangement with the Australian Press Association an • the “Sun”-“Herald" News Service Limited A Dunedin man laughingly asked his tobacconist if he had any tobacco that, wouldn't bite the tongue. He seemed to think he was asking an impossibi}itv. But the tobacconist promptly replied that he had l several brands guaranteed to fill the bill. “All the toasted New Zealand tobaccos,” he said, “are like that—won’t burn the tongue even if you smoke them for hours at a stretch. 'Won’t, affect heart or nerves, either. That ’s because) they are toasted. The toasting kills the nicotine to such, a' large extent that they are rendered perfectly harmless, and quite safe to smoko to any extent. i They have a delicious flavour, too, and la bouquet you can’t beat.” ‘‘What are the names of the brands?” was the next question. “Riverhead Gold,” “Cavendish,” “"Navy Cut No. 3” and “Cut, Plug No. 10,” replied the tobacconist, “they arc the only toasted kinds manufactured, and far better than the imported which contain more nicotine than is good for any smoker.” The customer invested in a tin of toasted Navy Cut. Now he smokes nothing else! —l4B