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Thames Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 17695, 20 September 1929, Page 8

Most brands of tobacco possess some* distinguishing peculiarity. The peculi-/ arity of bur New Zealand brands (produced by the 'National Tobacco Co. r Ltd., (pioneers of the N.Z. tobacco industry) is that once you acquire st--taste for them—and it doesn't takelong—they "spoil" you for all other kinds. As for the imported tobaccos r their, peculiarity is that they aire aIE more or less loaded with nicotine, so* that their constant use is bound, sooner or later, to affect heart or nerves, or develop throat." Thankffto the small percentage of nicotine i»New Zealand brands already referred to, they are '.'quite safer, "and* may be indulged in/without fear of consequences. These 'fine tobaccos owe* tbeir wonderful purity largely to thefact that they are toasted, which not only helps to eliminate nicotine but mates them delicious smoking;. There* are various brands, those chieflv in demand being: "Riverhead Gold'-' (aromatic). "Cavendish" (medium, sporting mixture), "Navy Cut No,. 3" (« choice blend), and "Cut Plug No. 10" (rich, dai-k, and full-flavoured).* 40*

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