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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11402, 22 March 1930, Page 7

“There s is evidence to suggest that the restriction of credit, which appears inescapable during the next tew months, may be less severe than present prospects would indicate, and may be of short duration.” says a bulletin on the trend of business in Xew Zealand, prepared by the Department of Economics of Canterbury College, and published by the Canterbury Chamber ot Commerce. What constitutes really good tobacco? Connoisseurs; sav it should possess four qualities: Coolness, flavour, aroma ami—ahcjfve. all—freedom, or comparative freedom, from nicotine. Unfortunately such tobaccos are not as common as blackberries in autumn. Indeed. «.o far as freedom* /Tom nicotine, goes they are extremely i are. Yet we have them ri« r * here in Xew Zealand ! And they owe their outstanding merit simply to tin* fact that they are toasted! Purer, more fragrant or delicious brands are not produced in any part of the globe. Not only arc they delightful smoking, but, (thanks to the toasting proccsis) th'ev are practiceU\ free from the poisonous nicotine in which vitally important respect they differ entirely from the imported .goods, all of which are so impregnated with nicotine, that their habitual use- is positively unsafe owing to their liability to cause heart or nerve trouble. Toasted tobacco can be indulged in freely with absolute impunitv. The onlv toasted brands are: Piverhoad Cold, Navv Cut-, Cavendish, and (bit Pino- No. 10. 108