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Hokitika Guardian, 30 March 1935, Page 6

I “I’ve had to chuck many things, owi ing to the slump.” wrote a Londoner, to a friend in Christchurch, recently, “but there’s one thing I ciwi't and won’t give up, and that’s tobacco. Amid all my worries land anxieties one friend has remained constant throughout—my pipe! That reminds me, by the way, that our mutual friend S—, of Christchurch, just now, as you know, paying a flying visit, to ‘the old dart,’ tells me New Zealand is becoming noted for its tobacco, the special virtue of which ,it seems, is the ‘toasted,’ he calls it, is actually preferred by many smokers (including himself), to the imported, because it contains so little nicotine, being almost free from it. What a triumph fo,r the manufacturers ! I Lake off niy hat to them! Their method of nicotine-elimination is' surely unique?” This reference to our popular toasted brands : Navy Cut No, 3 (Bulldog). out Plug No. 10 /Bullshead), Cavendish, Riverhoad Gold and Desert Gold, shows that their fame is apparently spreading across the seas!—Advt,