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Waikato Times, Volume 113, Issue 18874, 18 February 1933, Page 9

An old salt was yarning to a group of interested listeners down on the waterfront at Auckland the oilier afternoon about Bang syne.’ Said lie as he filled his pipe. “There was no smart terhaceonists shops in them days in our ‘Queen Cily.’ If you wauled baccy you had to go to one ol the general stores what sold everything, from a needle to an anchor. I’lug It was. Black, powerful strong, 100. We coves used In ■smoke if cause we couldn't gel nothing belter. Nowadays you can buy prime ‘cut. up’ at any lerhacconists. My fancy is for New /.calami—Cut I’lug No. 10. Foil Itavoured. I never sampled a ferbaee.i Ilf, to compare with it.. They fell me it's toasted, and 111 aUs what gels the nicotine out of it. It's that pure jou call smoke a bale of it and lake no harm." This ancient mariner’s fancy for Cut Plug No. Id Is shared by thousands of old smokers. But there are- Hirer oilier brands equally popular— Xa\\ I Jit No. :s. Cavendish, and River head Gold, all toasted. Lolls