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Waikato Independent, Volume XXIX, Issue 3157, 5 November 1929, Page 8

Toaster tobacco. What's the great idea? You may ask. Well, if-you have not yet tried what toasting will do for tobacco you've a pleasure in store. All our finest New Zealand-grown tobaccos are toasted in the making. This develops flavour and aroma, just as the toasting (or roasting) of coffee or cocoa l>eans brings out the flavour and fragrance. And thanks to the toasting process these same tobaccos contain hardly any nicotine, while the imported goods are all more or less loaded with it. Now do you understand why the doctors recommend toasted tobacco? Those who try the N.Z. brands very'soon get to prefer them to all others. Hence their immense and constantly increasing sale. They are the only toasted tobaccos on the market and arc exclusively manufactured by the National Tobacco Co., litd. (pioneers of the N.Z. tobacco .industry).' You can get them of any Strength. Ask for: "Kiverhead Gold" (mild and mellow); "Navy Cut" (a choice blend); "Cavendish" (the famous sporting mixture); or "Cut Plug 3JO. 10" (a fine rich full-flavoured irariety).*

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