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Wairarapa Daily Times, 1 March 1934, Page 3

“Priestly, who wrote ‘The Good Companions, ’ can enthuse about his latika, and J. M. Barrie rave about his wonderful ‘mixture’,” said an old smoker at a little social gathering (m»*xi only) at Auckland the other night, “but give me Navy Cut No. 3 (Buildog)! Yes it’s New Zealand, and toasted New Zealand at that! Been smoking ’'t for a dozen years, and never smoke anything else. It’s unique! The flavour fascinates, the aroma captivates! It’s as soothing as the recovery of a bad debt! Joking apart, when you start a pipe of Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog) (a blend of extra choice leaf, and of medium strength), you don’t want to put your pipe down! There’s pleasure in every whiff!” This enthusiast didn’t mention the other toasted brands: Kiverhead Gold, Cavendish, and Cut Plim No 10 (Bullsliead), but they arc equallv good. They arc all toasted and all comparatively free of nicotine. That makes them safe to smoke, even if vou smoke them to excess. You can’t buv any other toasted tobaccos, because none are manufactured. 368

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