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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXX, Issue 5373, 11 January 1929, Page 3

Workers O n the Ta,urai<gaTaneatua section of the East Colas.t main trunk railway line had dwindled down to 76 in November. Of these 37 were arttisans and 39 labourers. Like the fusel oil in bad whisky, po the nicotine in strong tobacco is i njurious to health. It is .an astonishving fact that the leaf produced in cer-» tain localities of the Auckland and t Nelson districts contains less nicotine than any other tobacco known. This is of the utmost importance with regard to the development of the N.Z. Tobacco industry, because it is just these mild types of leaf, that are eagerly sought after by manufacturers abroad, and fabulous prices are often paid for them. New Zealand, indeed, will become famous for its unique tobacco, and tine local product will be our national sxnok.e Unlike some of the foreign tobaccos, the N.Z. article does not bite the tongue. It smokes smooth and, mlelow, and leaves the mouth and clean. t Moreover, it is all pun » tobacco, with a distinctive flavour, obtainable in various strengths. Cat Plug No. 10 and Riverhead Gold f or the lover of a for those who apprec ia'te a full body, very mild aromatic,, while Toasted Navy Cut (Bulldog), ireyresentg 'the medium strength.*