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Waikato Independent, Volume XL, Issue 3764, 30 September 1940, Page 2

"Not had a decent smoke since I came to this blooming country of yours," he. said, "so if you've anything fit to smoke let's have a coupla ounces." "Ever tried New Zealand 'toasted'?" queried the tobacconist. "Not me! Gimme a bit of good old imported. None of your Colonial muck for yours truly." "Right-ho!" said the tobacconist as he filled the order. He seemed to be amused. Next week that new chum dropped in again w T ith "Bit of orlright that bacco I had off you the other day. Best I've sampled since leaving London. What is it?" "Colonial muck I think you called it," laughed the tobacconist. "New Zealand's 'toasted.' There's five brands, Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullsread), Riverhead Gold and Desert Gold, and I sell more of them than anything else." Mr Newchum looked rather foolish. "Well," he said, "I sure made a bloomer! Gimme half-a-pound of the same again." "Ye live and learn," said the tobacconist, as he took the money. But he was smiling again.

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