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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20021, 1 September 1930, Page 15

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POPULARITY OP BNOW SPORTS: Scores of tourists are heartily congratulating themselves upon having decided to visit Mt. Cook this year. At the cosy, well-heated "Hermitage," ' thousands of feet above worry levei M and out in the flurrying powdery snow, where the Winter Sports are right at their peak, there is enjoyment beyond conception. The "Hermitage" is xuanagd by the Mt. Cook Tourist Companv —2

J. L. VER6ETTE TAILOR 126 HEREFORD ST. Opposite United Service Hotel. 6278

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