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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17409, 6 November 1930, Page 3

The differepco ’twixt tlio, pipe and the cigarette is as won marked : as, that bo' tween a sandwich and a grilled steak. Hence, while the cigarette, has many votaries, the pipe, because it is so satisfying, has many more. Seasoned smokers say there is nothing to equal a pipe for solid 'comfort and enjoyment. Hut see the tobacco is not loaded:'\vßh-<uicdtiiW; like §OlllO imported brands. 'OurdNcw Zealand brands (exclusively manufactured by the National Tobacco Co. 'Ltd.; pioneers of the Now Zealand■ tpbapc.9,.'i. , .V dijstry) are the purest; Why? Heains'ft they are nil toasted, and toasting'dlst troys the nicotine,. and venders them harmless. To the toasting, also, must be attributed their delightful flai'ov arid aroma. It is worthy, of spuriaj note that these are the only toasted tollmens. Leading brands: “.Riverhead Cbld 1 ’ (a very mild aromatic]; ".CavpiicHsh'’ : (the famous sporting mixture)'; T‘N«yyy;, : Ctit No. 3” (a blend of very ehoire"leaf, medium-flavor): and “Out Ting N 0.,. 10’’ (a line', rich, dark, full-flavored ’.bcwcy. greatly appreciated by old, old smokers'). You can get these goods at any tobacconist.* . .