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Hokitika Guardian, 7 November 1930, Page 8

A well-known Sydney business man who is re-visiting New Zealand alter a lengthy absence, told a reporter ho was astounded at the changes lie saw. He said he had spent some time in all the chief centres, and that one of the fchingf) that had more especially struck him was that all the tobacconists seemed to be selling New Zealand toasted tobacco. “I’ve sampled all four brands,” be said—Riverhead Gold, Navy Cut No. 3, Cavendish and Cut Plu-r No. 10. They are of varying strengths, but are all excel lent. The toasting process to which these tobaccos are subjected certainly makes a wonderful difference. It not only vastly improves flavour and bouquet, but practically eliminates the nicotine so objectionable in the imported lines. on can smoke the toasted to any extent with almoin to safety. You can’t say that of the imported. I can quite understand the hold these tobaccos have got on the public, and T am satisfied that tl.fii manufacture is destined to become—' and that at no distant date—one of your foremost industries.” —Advt.