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Manawatu Herald, Volume L, Issue 4004, 1 October 1929, Page 2

Most .brands of tobacco possess some distinguishing peculiarity. The peculiarity of oust New Zealand brands (produced by the National Tobacco Co., Ltd., pioneers, of the N.Z. tobacco industry) is that once you acquire a taste for them—and it doesn’t take long'—they “spoil” you for all other kinds. As for the imported tobaccos, their peculiarity is that they are all mojre or less loaded with nicotine, so that their constant use is bound, sooner or later, to affect'heart or nerves, or develop “smoker’s throat.” Thanks to the small percentage of nicotine in the New Zealand brands (already referred to) they are quite safe, and may be indulged in 'with - out fear of consequences. Thes# fine tobaccos owe their wonderful purity largely to the fact that they a ire toasted, which not only helps to eliminate nicotine but makes them delicious smoking. There are various brands, those chiefly in demand tbeing: “Riverhead Gold” (aromatic), “Cavendish” (medium, sporting mixture), “Navy Cut No. 3” (a choice blend), and “Cut Plug No. 10” (rich, dark and full-fla-v(Hired).—Advt. 40.