Page 11 Advertisements Column 4

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 210, 21 September 1937, Page 11

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Asked Whicb pipe of the day he cousidered tbe best, a well-kndwn old Auckland . id&ntity said be voted for fche one before breakfast. "Tbey tell uie, ' ' be added, ' ' soioking before breakf&st is £(, bad habit, if so" (witb a laugh) "it's like some other bad habits, decidedly agi-eeable. And as I've cultivated it for a score of years, and I'm not dead yet I shall cantintie it, Perbaps I don't find it burts me because I smoke Cut Plug No, 10; one of the toasted brands you bear so much about. Any how, it's jolly good and I get more , enjoyment out of it tbat any other tobacco gives me. I believe tbere are other toasted b/ands, but Cut Plug No. 10 is good enOugh for me. I like sometbing full-flavoured. " Yes, tbere are five of tbe genuiite toasted bleiids: Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, Eiverbead Gold and Desert Gold — all cnanufactured from tlte cboiCest leaf and comparatively harmless because toasting gets inost of tbe niGOtine out of tbOm.* ,