Patiki in Limassol, which was established in 1888, with cigarettes sold throughout the island.Footnote 20 The factories grew in capacity, and during the Great War, Dianellos & Vergopoulos donated 20,000 cigarettes to the Lord Mayor of London for forces in military and naval hospitals.Footnote 21 The preference for imported Macedonian tobacco prevented British efforts to increase cultivation of tobacco for local use in cigarette manufacturing, despite passing a law in the first decade of the twentieth century permitting the tax-free cultivation of tobacco and distributing seed.Footnote 22 In 1906, the Cyprus Agricultural Journal Footnote 23 reported on the factory of Dianellos & Vergopoulos and stated that despite efforts under Joseph Chamberlain, when as Secretary of State for the Colonies (1895-1903) he tried to revitalize agriculture, including tobacco cultivation, no tobacco was being grown in Cyprus.Footnote 24 The article claimed that tobacco had been grown from time to time, but the quality was not there to sustain an industry, and expertise was needed to advise growers.Footnote 25 In 1913, the Cyprus Agricultural Journal revealed that Hourys Cyprus Tobacco Association Ltd
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