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Greymouth Evening Star, 13 October 1928, Page 3

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‘Jhe BIG THINGS afN.Z.'M.&w • ■ Mww 1 Me -Ur ® IRi h ffiJi HmM i KBStl , JWHi I Mi ■ nfnWrrfl J W If’ UjKrflO Ww® = mron™ ■ FOREST GIANT T™ ~“KAURI” 2 s HESE gigantic trees lift their of centuries that lie far in the past crests far above other bush trees. Their columns tower like Not size alone decides whether things immense pillars, patterned as if with a shall be called “ big.” There is a mighty adze where, year by year, the bigness of Quality, of integrity, which bark has fallen away in huge plates, places things high in the estimation of inches thick. Many Kauri trees, the public, and makes them an indishundreds of years old, hold within pensable asset in daily life. For these their boles enough timber to build sev- reasons 95% of New Zealand women era! homes. Fortunately the largest demand Edmonds Baking Powder, now stand protected by the Govern- and over 2,500,000 tins were sold in merit as honoured symbols and relics New Zealand last year. EDMOND S B afeing e Powder OVER 2,500,000 Uk-s ' TINS OF EDMONDS yA baking powder. ‘7 kJ j !, WERE SOLD IN if <_/ ,/ 9 G ) .vxi N.Z. LAST YEAR -X\

tIAIL ORDER CHEMIST CHPiSTCHI'PCH

CHEAP EGGS FOR WINTER. Buy eggs now while thej r are cheap and preserve them with Norton s “Premier” Egg Preservative. One tin ureservos a petrol tin full of eggs.—A7