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Hokitika Guardian, 11 February 1938, Page 8

Dainty little cigarettes are often served with afternoon tea now in London’s “hupper suckles,” and are much appreciated by the ladies. One wonders what the grandmothers of throe smart dames would say! But other times other manners. Tobacco, once a-luxury for even the well-to-do, has become a positive necessity of modern life for everybody, the world over, and certainly in New Zealand, especially since “toasted” made its welcome appearance on the market. Made of the highest grade leaf and as free from nicotine as they can possibly be, the five famous toasted blends Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), 'Cavendish, Riverhead Gold and Desert Gold, with their fascinating flavour and delightful bouquet, make an appeal that no smoker can resist. The three firstnamed are for the pipe; the other two are for the “roll-your-own” brigade and make the finest cigarettes to.be had for The ever-increasing demand for these beautiful tobaccos is proof positive of their far-flung popularity. Wherever yoq gray ,ge you’ll find them cm sale.—