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Hokitika Guardian, 17 May 1933, Page 3

‘And now a word or two about the New Zealand tobacco,” wrote Tlr A'M Snodgrass in a 'London trade journal recently. “Well, truth to tell, J was un (ware that New Zealand was among tobacco producing countries until I visited the Dominion last year. However, I soon when I got there, that ‘Maoriland* wa s not only growing beautiful tobacco but that the latter possesses some unique qualities. It boasts a peculiarly fine flavour and a bouquet you’d find it hard to heat. Also—note this!—owing to it being toasted it /contains scarcely air,* nicotine. Consequently it doeg not cnu.se throat irit-ation, or affect the heart or nerves. You can smoke it ‘from early morn till dv’wy eve’ without the slightest fear of consequences. It is as safe as it is alluring. Naturally it is very popular. Nearly every man I met seemed to be smoking jt.” Mr Snodgrass fan authority on tobacco.) j might have added that there are four ‘brands only of the genuine toasted-; Riverhead Gold, Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, and Cut Plug No, 10 (Bulkhead).—Advi.