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Northern Advocate, 7 August 1934, Page 2

Tiroil of their pipes! A London medical journal records several eases of old smokers losing tlieir relisli for their pipes and abandoning a habit of perhaps half a lifetime. There may he isolated instanees of the kind in Tingland. One seems to have heard or read of them. But it is safe to say that.no eases of the sort have occurred in New Zealand where smokers are in the happy position of being able •to obtain the world's best tobacco at the nearest shop devoted to the sale of the weed. No mu' could tire of “New Zealand toasted.” There are points about it which are quite distinctive. The flavour is nnirpte; so is the bouquet; it does not burn tlie tongue; it is quite harmless. Do you know of any other tobacco like that? There are five brands; Cut Plug No, 10 (Bullshead), Cavendish, Navy Cut No. .‘1 (Bulldog), Riverhead Gold and Desert (fold. Their widespread popularity is the most convincing proof of their merit. No, there’s not the remotest likelihood of any man tiring of his pipe so long as ho smokes “toasted Now Zealand.” H 440