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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 116, 17 May 1924, Page 15

TMH.TI WOE OMBIB OF 16 rACES, _...__. ~ s - dm C? mm f^\ . v^^^^ Ok ..t—nl thai Jl M« ____._ilJ.llli r ~ "" HB- __?&<&G!>dWMfc___ si 3__tiM_'WW9___S___ M J£|g && IsUrV^tte* MXLBOCIINX. TUISOAT. m nmtJAJtr. m * XT happened nearly half a century ago. The barque Fiji" Aftef fifty Yeara. bound for Melbourne, ran ashore a few miles west of Cape relic or th* wrick OF thb Otway, and became a total wreck. Included in her cargo mMr „ Z tM \. _. __, ™ was a consignment of Wolfe's Schnapps, one case of which was H. Bote, ft Km- . . ° . , - r . 11 i_ __• 1 oook ii_«m. amskamvm a ruitw th. hurled ashore by the force oi the waves well above high water co*_* ia tl» Tjctaitr el Urn -wMefc el . TT . 7 . . ,1111 -i 1 ik« _r_ji. aoiiMd • I_a4_i4p. ft. on te- mark. Here it remained on the lonely beach until the storms wtigatioc di_o6Tw_q . bottl. at •eho.pp. r . ■niaet. rortiMr dUeo-nnea «a««rt_«d ol years embedded it completely in the sand. qoita ■ iudUc of boitlm. Tkta coprole* ' ' «nw*ia th« bM*of ewtwiitio_i.jtiiaSrat Recently a landslip revealed its hiding place and its history, »£■«•«-• th. Fiji wu wndtad n«_r f ortunate {i nc J er ma king the remarkable and very welcome " discoven' .hat the contents had remained proof against Time . and the Elements. L __ The "Fiji" has long since vanished from the eyes of men. Of her crew \ '~~ who survived the perils of ship-wreck, few, if any, will have weathered V- <= !___- " ~ tjie P assa g c of the years, but Wolfe's Schnapps is as vital a factor in the \±J-±^Tr-*=r-<\ . r 't T~ ' Health and Comfort of the community to-day as it was 50 years ago. j7~ KHI '" ::r ~^^^X"-- T -— Time ha_»made just this difference —whereas shipments of a few hundred '^^- cases formerly met public requirements, the Demand for "Wolfe's" has ' " g rown to a degree represented by the present-day sales in Australia and •^■^^ um^^m^^ New Zealand of over 1,000,000 bottles per annum! -1 Jffjp -*£=ijif- ' ' " "^ ne discovery of the lost case makes plain one reason for the perennial popularity of Ml

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