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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 59, Issue 55, 5 April 1930, Page 3

As a chap grows olcler many things he formerly prizefl lose their appeal.- But there's one thing he rarely tires of — his pipe. Indeed, as a rule the older a man grows the. more indispensable his pipe becomes to him. Of course, non-smokers will laugh. But what does the man who doesn't smoke (usually because he can't) know of the joys of smoking Tobaceo is often condemned. yet it is harmless enough so long as it is not loaded with nicotine, as the imported hrands mostly are. Is there any really pure tobaceo? Yes! The New Zealand are renowned for their purity. You see they are all toasted. Hence their wonderful flavour and delightful aroma. And toasting does more than that. It gets rid of the nicotine in the leaf and renders the tobaceo perfectly harmless— something that cannot be said of any imported brand. There are several varieties of these fine tobaecos — all of them "best sellers" — special favourite heing Riverhead Gold, Cavendish, Cut Plug No. 10 and Navy Cut.*