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Wairarapa Times-Age, 24 May 1938, Page 4

“I was middle-aged before I learned to smoke,” writes * ‘ Cherry wood, ” in a Liverpool trade journal—”think of what I missed during all those years' But once I mastered my pipe I was happy!—and now it’s my inseparable companion. I have been a rolling stone in my time, but for some years pasl I’ve been living in New Zealand, and have grown so appreciative of the New Zealand tobacco that now I can’t smokianything else. ‘Toasted,’ as it s familiarly known in the country of its roi gin,"is of exceptionally fine quality It’s manufactured (under ideal condi tions), from the choicest N.Z. grown leaf, and for flavour and bouquet I don’t know its equal. One of its chief merits is that it’s comparatively harmless. Smoke it as freely as you please, and it won’t affect you. That’s because it’s toasted, the manufacturers’ secret process which does so much to free it of nicotine. The five (and only genuine) brands are: Cut Plug No. JO fßullshead), Cavendish, Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Riverhead Goh] ami Desert Gold; they’re all good!” 710