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Colonist, Volume LX, Issue 14651, 4 March 1918, Page 7

Most smokers like a clange now and then. They, may smoke one brand for months, or for years. But sooner or later cornea a hankering for a change. If tired of the foreign manufactured brands you are accustomed to use, try Gold Pouch, the New Zealandgrown tobacco. Here you have an entirely different tobacco and a thorough change. Its purity will please wou. Comparatively free from nicotine, it appeals to the man whose pipe is constantly in his mouth. He can -smoke Gold Pouch "till further orders," without experiencing the disagreeable effects following tre constant use of some of the imported brands, heavily charged, with nicotkie, t the very free use of which will certainly affect the nerves in the long* ran, and possibly the action of the heart. Gold Pouch is peculiarly soothing, and a taste for it is quickly acquired. The manufacturers have studied the wants of the smoker, troy have not raised the prico and the quantity obtainable for tl c usual shilling is especially generous.