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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, Issue LXXII, 13 July 1917, Page 5

Unless all signs fail New Zealand. grown leaf is destined to become famous the world over for its excellent smoking qualities. Like wild-fire the local product has spread over the Do- j minion, capturing the .trade wherever! it made its appearance. It lias even spread abroad and Gold Pouch has be- \ come the favorite smoke of many a j soldier at the front. Gold Pouch de-J monstrates that N.Z. grown leaf pos-! sess certain virtues which •makes it superior to the foreign tobacco and not the least is its small percentage of Nicotine. Gold Pouch may be smoked all day without affecting the heart,; leaving the mouth sweet and clean. Now obtainable in two strengths, Dark j and Aromatic, the former for the heavy; smoker. 2\ ozs for Is. For rolling cigarettes nothing could possibly excel the N.Z grown Three Diamonds tobacco.— Advt. 22 31st July >s the closing date of Desert Gold Tea' Competition. Camels must be posted to G.P.0., Box 1520. Wellington. Ene'ioso name and address, and number of Camels sent. —Advt.