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Northland Age, Volume XVI, Issue 16, 22 November 1946, Page 4

Our New Zealand industries now cover most of the necessaries and some of the luxuries of life. Especially is Maoriland becoming- noted for the splendid tobacco grown and manufactured in the Dominion by the National Tobacco Company, Ltd. (the pioneers of the tobacco industry i'l New Zealand). Connoisseurs think so highly of the Company’s goods that the latter are now regarded as the purest in the world. How has this come about? It is largely owing- to the toasting of the tobacco, which not only eliminates the nicotine but vastly improves the flavour and aroma. It is worthy of note, by the way, that these are the only toasted tobaccos on the market. Smoke them as freely as you please, and they’ll do you no harm. There is no other tobacco of which that can be said. Ask any tobacconist for one or other of the following (according to taste) :• —Riverhead Gold and Desert Gold (mild), Navy Cut or Pocket Edition, or Cut Plug No. 10 (full strength). These brands are in universal demand. 507 ADVERTISING doesn’t jerk—it pulls. It -begins very gently, but the pull is steady. It increases day by day and year by year, until it exerts an irresistible power.

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