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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 71, 27 July 1929, Page 6

The spectacle of a smartly-dress-ed middle-aged lady seated in a firstclass "Smoker" of the Auckland-Wel-lington Limited the other day, reading a magazine and calmly puffing away at a small briar pipe, naturally attracted attention. Later the lady laughingly explained to her neighbour that she preferred a pipe to a cigarette as "less bother and more satisfying." Reminded that a pipe required cleaning out frequently, the fair smoker said hev'g gave her very little trouble because she always smoked National Tobacco Company's "Navy Chit," which (like all their tobaccos) was toasted and almost free from nicotine. The very small nicotine content of above Company's goods lias made them famous. These are the only toasted tobaccos. It is worthy of note that the Company are the pioneers of the N.Z. tobacco industry. Their most popular brands are "Riverhead Gold " (mild); "Navy Cut" and "Cavendish" (medium), and "Cut Plug No. 10" (full strength). These beautiful tobaccos (now i" universal uge) are obtainable everywhere,