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Hawera Star, Volume LIV, 25 October 1934, Page 5

It happened on an Auckland suburban bus, which, just started, was, hailed by a lady of uncertain age and forbidding aspect., She had hardly seated herself. when she prodded the driver violently in the back with- her “gamp.” “Tell that man smoking his pipe lo put it out!” she demanded. The driver ignored her. “I’ll report you!” indignantly exclaimed the lady. “Do,” said the driver, “smoking’s allowed on our buses.” When 1 she had alighted the smoker remarked: “A fair terror, and no error! I wouldn’t care to be married to that! Why, the smoke from my bacca'’s as sweet as a bunch of roses! New Zealand Cavendish toasted.” The driver hoped the boss would tell her off properly if she complained. The passengers smiled. There’s really nothing to object to in “toasted New 'Zealand.” The toasting it is that eliminates its nicotine and gives it its world-famous flavour and fragrance. It’s as harmless as it’s choice. The five toasted brands so popular with smokers are: Riverhead Gold, Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, Cut; Plug No. 10 (Bullshead) and- Desert Gold.—Advt.