t k A 40 per cent., saving on his tobacco outlay ■ \I! ' should interest every smoker in these times. M 1 It is simple enough, too. It' is only neccs- l^'s ■ ssry to discard the imported tobacco and ;'| substitute the New Zealand-grown article. l| ? " Gold Pouch" and " Three Diamonds" 'I jg ' tobaccos ow» their popularity not merely to \i\ the fact that they are considerably cheaper IHI 1 than the imported brands, but also because < \ 13 ' they are so much purer *.nd contain less |gg ' nicotine—an excess of nicotine is poison to , ij|| ) the system. Quito recently a new process , j>j * has been applied in tho manufacture of § lit* these tobaccos. They are now toasted, and J | ISi » the result is astonishing. Smokers proclaim | jjlj * this new toasted tobacco to be superior, in j ' I • flavour to anything they have smoked before. ■'".); .if No increase In price;. 2os for Is. ' Jj 3, * y . . ■ -.. ■iVi':vj:->....iit-:;.:..-."•,■■:■>►■•
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16962, 23 September 1918, Page 3
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154Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16962, 23 September 1918, Page 3
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