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Waikato Independent, Volume XXXIV, Issue 3236, 22 November 1934, Page 3

Choosing a- birthday present for a man is not quite so easy as falling off a log. You may (with the best intentions) buy him something lie has no more use for than a prohibitionist has for a corkscrew. Of course he’ll smile and try to look overjoyed. But lie’ll just be pulling your leg. So don’t take any chances. Give him something he’ll really prize, and what is he likely to prize more than some good tobacco? — “New Zealand Toasted” for preference, say Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), or Cavendish (both medium), or Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshcad), if he is a veteran lover of the weed. If he is a cigarette smoker there’s Biverhead Gold or Desert Gold. Both make ideal cigarettes. Give him a tin—the bigger the better —of any one of these beautiful tobaccos, so pure and fragrant, and wmteh his face as ho gazes at his gift. Why you’ll almost hear l-.im saying to himself: “By Jove! —now this is something like.” And he’ll moan it, too!*