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Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 4325, 3 August 1937, Page 4

Oh dear yes 1 there are still a few anti-tobacs knocking about, although they’re getting almost as scarce as golden coins of the realm. If they’re acquainted with you and chance to catch you enjoying your .pipe, they’ll pull a face as long a.s your arm and tell you what a shocking thing smoking is and how it’s bound to ruin your health and wreck your happiness. And the funny thing is they’re about as competent to judge as a blind man is competent to criticise an oil paintijig. Only the smoker knows the comfort and the joy of good tobacco, and in no part of the globe is this better understood and appreciated than in New Zealand, the home of the five famous blauds, Cut Plug No. 10 fißullshead), Navy Out No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, Riverhead Gold and Desert. Gold. In practically universal use, the reward of merit. They possess the most delicious flavour, the most faslinatiiig bouquet, while thanks to toasting, which frees them to such a large extent from nicotine they’re the world's must harmless tobaccos.