A well known Auckland lady, an old identity, has no time for the modern miss. Interviewed by a local pressman, she discussed the. shortcomings of the girls of the period and said if she had smoked cigarettes when she was a girl her mother would have "spanked her and sent her to bed!" Hut. other'times other manners. There's really no more harm in a girl smoking a cigarette than there is in pow'dering her nose —always provided, that the tobacco is really pure and of lirst class, quality. And that applies to smokers generally. Of course such brands are not quite as common as used tram tickets but you have them in ''toasted " for tlie six famous, brands, Cut Plug No. 10 (liullshead), Navy Cut No. 'i (Bulldog) } Cavendish, Riverhead Gold, Desert Gold Pocket 9 Edition and tailormades, are as near perfection as tobacco can be. Not only are they a joy to the smoker but, thanks to comparatively harmless so little nicotine is left in them. They have stood the test of time, emerged triumphant, and challenge comparison with the world's best.
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 08, Issue 89, 13 July 1945, Page 3
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