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King Country Chronicle, Volume XXII, Issue 2515, 17 December 1927, Page 2

Giant briar pipes exhibited in a Bond Street (London) tobacconist’s window recently attracted a good deal cf attention. These p : pes take an ounce of tobacco at a time lor a smoke lasting from four to six hours. They are priced at from £4 a piece. But it is not all tobaccos that can bo smoked for six or even for four hours continuosly. If you tried to smoke some of the American imported brands for such a length of time you’d get nicotine poisoning. You’d have a better chance with our own New Zealand tobaccos, which owing to their exceptional purity and comparative freedom from nicotine can really be smoked for hours on end without risk to heart or nerves. They arc delightfully cool, mellow, sweet and fragrant, with a most delicious flavour of their own. With such qualities to recommend them (and the good word of the doctors) it is not surprising to find these brands in rapidly increasing demand. Try “Riverhead Gold,” aromatic, “Navy Cut” (Bulldog) medium, or “Cut Plug No. 10” (Bullshcad) full strength. All tobaccon-sts. (80)