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Hokitika Guardian, 7 November 1936, Page 7

“Rai Jove, old thing, your cigarettes are weal y top-hole doni hewknow. Thus the youth new elimn in the plusfours to h:s friend in the opposite corner of a first-class “smoker.” “Yaas, weally, honah bwi.ht. Where (hew say. you bought them, deali boy?” “1 cidn t buy them. I roll them lnyscll.” “Not weally? Then what’s your tobacco, old chappie, if I may ask? I’d like so mu h to get some, dontchowknow." “No difficulty about that,” smiled his cobber. “Any tobacconist ufll supply you. Ask for a tin of Riverhead Gold. It’s one of the toasted brands.” “V e 1, I’ve nevali smoked any egarot'e tobacco that 1 like, bettali.” “There isn't any better, Algv.” replied his friend. “But why toasted, old man?” “Toasting eliminates the nicotine, so you get a clean, fresh and frag! ant too. Also cheap. I can made ten full-sized cigarettes for ■Id;” Just fancy! Buy moali toasted brands, oTd sport?” “Yes, four, Desert Gold, (another splendid toasted blend), and three for the pipe. Cavendish, Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), and Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead).” —Advt;-,