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Wairarapa Daily Times, 19 September 1934, Page 3

Men of note wlio prefer a pipe to a cigar or cigarette (and hosts of them do) are often indifferent about the quality of the pipe. Mr Stanley Baldwin, for example, usually smokes a ninepenny cherrywood. He’s more particular about the quality of his tobacco, though, a point indeed of far greater importance, and to which, by the way, smokers everywhere are now paying more attention than formerly, especially in New Zealand. Hence the ever-expanding demand for our beautiful toasted tobacco, the quality of which is now so excellent that it challenges comparison with the best imported. To what docs it owe its superlative merit? —partly to soil and climate, partly to modern methods of manufacture, partly to highly skilled blending, and more especially to the fact that it is toasted, which not only develops flavour and aroma, but eliminates the nicotine, thus rendering it as harmless as it is fragrant. The five brands are: Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, Riverhcad Gold, Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), and Desert Gold. These are the only genuine toasted brands of their kind. Of course, there are plenty of imita--7 onn

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