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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 49, 20 November 1937, Page 12

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A prominent Westralian Pusiuess inan, lar^ely interested in the tobacco triide afid who has be6n hplidaying in Maoi'iland, has beeii telling a daily paper on his retufn home some of his impressions. "Oue thing that striick me espeeially," he said, "was that ul! the tobacconists were selling the New Zealand growu and manufacturcd tobacco which ou sampling I foitnd of most excellent quality and as good iu faet as any 1 have ever smoked. Tho manufacturers' extensive works are at Porfc Ahuriri, Napier. Ilere they are produciug five brands of "tobacco that are iu gencr. 1 request, viz., Navy Cup No. 3 (BulHog), Biverhead. Gold and Desert Geld and Dut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), Biverhead Gold and Desert Gold beiug for cigarettes. A distiuguighiug feature of these blends is that they are toasted, which proeess eliminates the nicotine in them and renders them virtually harmless. Over-induL gence in some bfahds niay afEect hQart Or nerves. With 'toasted' the Smoker runs ho such risk. I was told . these tobaceos were being freely ■ imitated, Shouldn't wonder. Good things geucrally are."