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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 71, 29 July 1929, Page 8

How the public taste changes with tlie years!. .China tea was all the. go, at -one time. • Now it is ndays gone by brandy was the popular spirit. Now it is whiskey. Formerly- American tobacco Avas exclusively smoked. Now the demand is for t-he brands of the National Tobacco Co., Ltd., (pioneers of the tobacco industery in New Zealand), at all events in this country. Ordinary tobaccos (too rich in nicotine) are apt to affect the heart and nerves if smoked habitually. National Tobacco Co’s, goods are, practically free from nicotine, and quite safe to smoke. Why?' 'Because .they are toasted. This,, process also accounts for their Avouderfnl flavour and bouquet. And —mark this!—■ they are the only toasted tobaccos: Ask for “Riverhtead Gold” (a: sweet aromatic), “Navy Cut” (a, specially choice. blend, of medium strength), ‘Cavendish’ (the renoAvned sporting mixture, a great favourite, also medium)’ or “Cut Plug No. 10” (a. fine full-flavoured baccy). These brands (in universal demand) are on sale at all tobacconists. x C. MOORE. Before applying for Advance to Workers or Settlers, consult u» for Plans and Specifications . etc. for House. C, MOORE, BUILDEfV stratfoed: