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Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 326, 6 January 1937, Page 6

STRONG TWILL . I UNBLEACHED I SHEETING. I 54 in. wide - 1/1 80 in. wide -- 1/7 R. H. White & Co. Ltd. w

YOUR—[PASSPORT TO FREEDOM E NEW 14-H.P. VAUXH ALL LIGHT SIX SALOON ON DISPLAY AT . H. JOHNSON MOTORS, LTD., BROADWAY NORTH, STRATFORD, HAWERA, and NEW PLYMOUTH.

They used to say in England once upon a time, that the seductive Cigarette would sooner or later supplant the pipe altogether, but “the trade,” in the Old Land, says that pipe smoking there was never more popular than at the present time.’ Parsons, lawyers, doctors, politicians are all patrons of the pipe, and Mr. Baldwins cherrywood has become world-famous. New Zealanders smoke millions of cigarettes every year, but the pipe still holds pride of place with smokers innumerable in Maorijaud. As for tobacco, Yeates proverbially differ, but it’s no less true that “toasted” is first favourite with smokers throughout the length and breadth of the Dominion. The five genuine toasted brands, Cut Plug ‘2\or. v lo (Bullshead), Cavendish, Navy. Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Riserhead Gold, and Desert Gold are in incessant demand', for it’s now generally recognised that, while they give the most enjoyable smoke it’s possible to get, they are (thanks to toasting) the purest and lea>t harmful of any tobaccos manufactured. And you never tire of them! Once you take to toasted you’ll never want to I change.

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