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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 147, 11 March 1918, Page 3

"Now Zealand has como into possession of iiomclhing more valuable than tlio biggest: gold mine," remarked the captain of an American liner - Ire oHief dnv when sampling some of our local tobacco. "And I predict," he •.ant on, "that: in vows to come toliacco growing here will'he just as flourishing, us in Virginia, my native, country, where the introduction of the tobacco industry has made a transformation sir great and almost as quick, and certainly .is profitable, as would the discovsry of goid mines." It is gratifying io s-ie that the people in this Dominion have net been slow in realising cJ.o huge possibilities' of the tohacco indust-v, mil. even tho most sanguine wore surprised when Gold, Pouch, our locally-grown tobacco made its first appearance. Such was the, success that the manufacturers could h.'U'dlv cope with Clio rapidly increasing demand. And no wonder, because Gold Pouch represents ouite a new type of tobacco with a distinctive flavour of its own, of which the rmlato nover tires. But its greatest virtue is its small oercontjiTc of Nicotine, which makes it a healthier smoko than any foreign tobacco. And that .s why Gold Pouch has become so popular—Advt.