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Northern Advocate, 28 July 1934, Page 12

‘‘Since-my. return to England from ‘Down under,’ six months ,000,” writes'Mr; Deo. Scattcrgood in 11 Liverpool journal- devoted to the interests of the'tobaceo trade, “L find I’m not so keen On smoking as formerly. When in New Zealand my pipe was seldom out of my mouth, and I think the Maoriland tobacco wasres|!onsible. It certainly. has a charm of its own which ‘grows upon one,' as a chum of mine ysed to say. Grown under the most favourable conditions and manufactured by skilled labour in a large modern factory this''.tobacco possesses the unique distinction .of being almost without, nicotine. The secret is that it is toasted.' That expels the nicotine. -Think of what it means to the smoker! The five toasted brands (the only ones produced) are: Riverhoad Gold (a. delicious .'aromatic), Navy (.'ut No., ■> (Bullddg),'.Cavendish,; Desert Gold (all medium'’strength) and-Gut J’lng No. 10 (Bullshead), a rich, mellow, 'full-) strengtfvsort. I dpn.’t know of any to-1 baeco to --equal- these. They are not only splendid for the pipe but make ideal cigarettes, ” H 436 j