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Waipukurau Press, Volume XXIX, Issue 284, 10 December 1934, Page 2

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It was in the dfly-room of a pertain Sailors’ Home that the old salt was yarning to a visitor. “I mind.” he .•aid, "when homeward bound on the 'Argyle’ one of the old windjammers, that we run clean of bacca. What did we do? Why we smoked tea-lenvos. Now you don’t hanker over-much fer yer pipe when it comes ter tea-leaves, mister. First smoke I ’ad ashore artcr that T ain’t fergot yet. Better’n a square feed it was. Sailormen are better off than we old timers was in the sixties. ’Ere in Noo Zealand all you’ve trot ter do is tor make for the neare t bacca shop and arsk for a tin of toasted Cut Plug No. 10. As diff’rent it is from the ord’nary bacca as prime roast beef is from salt horse.’’ Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), so much appreciated bv this ancient mariner, is one of the five famous toasted brand-, the others being Naw Cut No. 3 (Bulldog) Cavendish, Riverhead Gold and Desert Gobi—all as harmless, (being toasted), as they are delicious. 458.