|\ |OW when it comes to cigarettes, * every man has a right to his • own opinion, and is, in fact, his own expeit. The fact that THE "THREE CASTLES" have been leaders in the Cigarette trade for a generation, and still are, proves that the smoker really does know a good cigarette. Not that he doesn't try the others once in a while, but as extravagant claims and attractive advertising do not make a good cigarette, he invariably returns to THE "THREE CASTLES" and quality. The question of strength is again just, a matter of taste. Green or Yellow, the fineness and quality are the same, but the blend of slightly stronger leaf in the Yellow gives just that added flavour which so many men's taste calls for, while the Green, lacking nothing in flavour, suit the smoker whose taste calls for a milder Tobacco
HENRY HUG Zxchartga Opposite Fori AUCKLAND, PMona 41-205. ) Box. 376. < ! & ! JrA "Q
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19413, 23 August 1926, Page 15
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