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North Otago Times, Volume CV, Issue 13933, 16 July 1917, Page 3

Why should a man who Is careful ;o wear and use only Empire products consistently cram his pipe full of American tobacco? i Keep New Zealand money in New Zealand by smoking Gold Pouch Aromatic —our very own tobacco, grown in Ilawke's Bay district. Gold Pouch Aromatic is a different tobarco, in that it contains but'lj per cent, of Nicotine—the lowest of any tobacco, and this difference is reflected, in a mildness, smoothness and distinctive flavour, peculiar alone to Gold Pouch Aramatic—'tis healthier too. Consider also its economy—a full 2-joz bag for one shilling, against ljoz of the imported article. As a patriotic. New Zealauder, and as a, discriminating smoker, you should try Gold Pouch Aromatic.- N.Z. grown Three Diamonds is the cigarette-rollers' smoke, quite a new typo manufactured from thoroughly matured leaf of a rich brown colour which does not leave that sharp and bitter after-taste so com ■non to the' imported j'ellow tobaccos

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