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Waikato Times, Volume 110, Issue 18521, 29 December 1931, Page 3

Three passengers, King’s Cross to EdinLuro’, snugly seated In a flrstcUss "smoker,” got to comparing noles about tobacco (chronicles a trade paper). No. 1 sold he was from Soutii Africa, and asked for nothing better than the Rhodesian. No. *> said iie was from America, and kinder reckoned the American tobacco the best on earth. No. 3 remarked that he hailed from New Zealand and that ttie N.Z. challenged comparison with any leaf grown. Tastes differ, of course. But leading experts agree with Hie New Zealander. The. outstanding merit or New Zealand tobacco is largely owing to Hie fact that it is toasted—-Just as coffee, and cocoa I )Cuns are. lienee its unique ihivour and fragrance. Yes, the toasting does more: It absorbs Hie poisonous nicotine, thus rendering the tobacco absolutely harmless. There Is no other I ousted "weed.” The four brands manufactured aro: Rivcrhcad Gold, Navy Cut No. 3, Cavendish and Cut Plug No. to. Every tobacconist sells Hiese goods, but buyers arc cautioned lhat, the popularity • of N.Z. tobacco has caused Imitations to get on the market . 233