STOCK EXCHANGE

Waikato Times, Volume 128, Issue 21417, 10 May 1941, Page 11

STOCK EXCHANGE

TRANSACTIONS IN SIDNEY i Lulled Press Assn.—EJ p c. Tel. Copyright) ‘ SYDNEY, May 8 ; The following sales were recorded i on the Stock Exchange:— Commercial Bank of Sydney, New ! Zealand delivery, £lB 10s: Bank of New South Wales, £26 12s; Australian i Gas “A, ’ £5 Is; Australian Consoli- ! dated Industries, contributing, 35s 7£d; British Tobacco. 425. P. C. Wren, author of “Beau Geste” and other popular novels, is a great smoker. When hard at work on a > masterpiece he will consume an I ounce of tobacco a day. Strong j stuff, too, and like most American | brands, reeks with nicotine. How I does he do it? It's certainly risky. ! Many a man “strong as a horse” has j had to abandon his pipe because he smoked the wrong tobacco—that is, j tobacco rich in nicotine. How comes 1 it that the foreign tobaccos are ilke ! that? Our New Zealand brands (grown and manufactured by the I National Tobacco Company, Ltd., the ! pioneers of the New Zealand tobacco industry) contain so little nicotine ! that you may indulge as freely as ! you please with impunity. You see. j the leaf is toasted, which make all j the difference. These ’baccies don’t bite the tongue, and they burn to j the Jast shred. Ask any tobacconist ! lor Riverhead Gold (mild and delicious), Desert Gold, Cavendish i (sporting mixture, medium). Navy Cut No. 3 (a choice blend) and Cut * Plug No. 10 (rich, dark and full- j flavoured).