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Waikato Times, Volume 122, Issue 20522, 11 June 1938, Page 4

“ I don’t know,” said the tobaconIst to the scribe, “ that it’s as unlucky as they say for three smokers to light up from the same match but I do know it's unlucky—deuced unlucky—to pass your pouch along to some absent-minded beggar who forgets to return it. I lost a fine pouch that way once—but never again l What do I smoke myself? Why ‘toasted’l I’d smoke something better if I could get It. Give me a pipe of Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead)—say after lunch—and I wouldn’t call the Queen my Aunt I Old smokers love itl Other genuine toasted blends? Yes —two others for the pipe, Cavendish, and Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog). Then there’s Riverhead Gold and Desert Gold, the two most fancied cigarette tobaccos. See the run on them I How do I account for the popularity of ‘toasted’? Well it's partly due to the quality of the leaf and partly due to the manufacturers’ toasting process. There's no ' bite ' in toasted 1" The reporter took a note of it and lit his pipe F. J. IHARFELL vacant houses WHITIORA; 6 rooms, all conveniences, garage, freehold, £BSO. WHITIORA: 7 large rooms, all conveniences, i-acre, freehold. £800; mortgage £450; 7 years at 4i per cent. CLAUDELANDS: New bungalows, £075 and £1025; good terms. F. J. M arfell * REAL ESTATE AGENT & VALUER, GARDEN PLACE, HAMILTON. ’PHONES: Office 2005 Res.: 2912 Mr Taylor: 1409. GEO. BOYES •& CO., LTD. F OR gALE JJOSTREYOR gTREE'I £475 BUNGALOW OF 4 ROOMS in this very handy position now vacant, so immediate possession can be given. For further particulars G EO - B OYES ' r ’"^' C OY ” LTDALMA STREET ’Phones: Office 2215; Evenings 3496