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Northern Advocate, 21 July 1917, Page 2

Now that the tobacco industry has been firmly established in this country, there is no reason why not every farmer should not grow, as a side line, a couple of acres of tobacco, netting him from £40 to £60 per acre. New Zealand is the country par excellence for tobacco growing, it is capable of producing almost any typo and Gold Pouch is a sample demonstrating the excellence of the leaf. The distinguishing features of Gold Pouch are its unequalled mildness and combustibility due to the small percentage of Nicotine. This makes for health, since excess Nicotine has a very bad influence on the heart. Once the smoker gets accustomed to tho puro tobacco flavour of Gold Pouch, he will reject all foreign brands with their adulterations and he will awaken to the fact that he can get a better article grown and manufactured in his own country for less money, 2 i,4ozs. for one shilling. Those who roll their own cigarettes should try Three Diamonds tobacco, a new type likewise N.Z. grown, of a rich brown colour free from bite. ' liv i;;i!)lc news in this issue •ue.i to "The Times" has nnripaivil in riirtr journal, but only wher , stated 15 such ■ . " l >it" rial opinion of "The s>ii±«*.--j