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Waikato Times, Volume 115, Issue 19272, 2 June 1934, Page 8

Wherever smokers meet the conversation, appropriately enough, almost invariably veers round to the weed. The other afternoon in the line smokeroom of a popular Auckland club the eldest member remarked: “I’ve smoked Rhodesian tobacco at the Cape, American in pretty nearly every State of the Union, Indian in Calcutta, and toasted New Zealand here in Auckland, and I reckon the New Zealand is the pick of the basket. Not only Is the quality first-rate but the trifling amount of nicotine it contains enables vou to smoke as much of it* as you jolly well please. The toasting does it! Can you name any oilier tobacco of which that can be said?" Nobody could —and nobody can! The five toasted brands, Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog). Cavendish, Rivcrhead Gold, Cut Plug No. Mi (Bullshead) and Desert Gold, arc as wholesome as they are delicious, and challenge comparison with any tobacco produced anywhere. Their great popularity lias led (as always happens in such cases—to a crop of imitations springing up. Buyers beware! Tlwere is no substitute for “New Zealand toasted.” -105

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