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Waikato Independent, Volume XLIII, Issue 3948, 28 January 1944, Page 3

Mean smokers? Yes, we've nil met them, though (fortunately) they're in the minority'. There's the chap that begs a fill, takes a generous one, and then (absent-mindedly) slips your pouch into his pocket. There's the joker who finds he has left his purse on the piano or something and borrows a bob to buy baccy with. You can kiss that bob good-bye. You'll never see it again. The cadger will pnioke any sort, but prefers National Tobacco Co.'s goods. Shows his good taste. This tobacco is the purest and freest of nicotine of any. Unequalled for flavour ami bouquet, too. This is largely because it is toasted, in which respect it differs from all other tobaccos. It is in fact unique. There are various brands. Those most asked for are: Eiverhead Gold, Desert Gold and Pocket Edition (mild and delicious sromatics); Cavendish (sporting mixture); Navy Cut No. .'i (a delightful bled of choice- leaf; and Cut Plug No. 10 (a fine, rich, dark, full-favour-ed sort the old smoker will especially appreciate). Remember ail are toasted, therefore safe; no bite, no aftereffects. —209.