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Taranaki Daily News, 25 April 1917, Page 4

So highly is New Zealand-gi own loaf commented upon that in time tobacco will rank among our staple products like wool and mutton, and afford profitable employment; to thousands of our people. Soil and climate are particularly adapted to producing just that class of leaf in highest demand abroad, because of its • mildness, its combustibility and its small percentage of nicotine. Gold Pouch is a New Zealandgrown tobacco. Sine* its introduction it has been greatly improved, ard the new Aromatic Blend is far superior to the earlier product, particularly in aroma. Absolutely puvp Gold Pouch can be smoked all day without affecting the heart or nerves. 2} ounces for Is. Cigarette smokers should use the New Zealand-grown "Three Diamonds" tobacco —far superior to imported brands. 2J ounces for Is. The delight of a vicious woman in playing upon masculine weakness is the usual foundation of "vampire" parts, but in "Somewhere in France," Louise Glaum, as the secret service spy, always has a definite object in her exertion of her sensuous charms. She is after French military secrets. See the picture «.t Everybody's to-night.