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Hokitika Guardian, 27 October 1928, Page 7

>*4 *J*TqX^ Vke BIG THINGS ofN.Z.Wo.fflw V f * nnnn I’jmuii Sr^ A N^^sVr I' , K w - sr : % . 1 « 3 sisss 3S «2~~SS?v.£ E3322ZS V.-V* £sS*®J ste&S&SfiaßwSKS =wrs^&s----2 #5 sssssst ~—.-■Sjhe “remarkables" cU -H^< THESE wonderful mountain ranges extend along the southeastern shore of Lake Wakatipu, lifting great scarred ridges high above the snow line. They are gashed and worn as if with the storms 'of countless centuries, and burnished to a wonderful, almost metallic colour that turns to rose bronze in the light of sunset. They are rightly named. 1 Remarkable is the description given them by Captain Cook, and as the Remarkables” they will ever be known in the pages of New Zealand history. Remarkable ’also in one sense and yet not remarkable in another, is the colossal increase in demand for Edmonds Baking Powder. From the sale years ago of a few tins across the counter, to the total last year of over 2,500,000 tins is a big feat in this small country, and the demand by over 95 % of New Zealand women is remarkable proof of the unvarying high quality of this product. Tho prices, 1/4 per 'arse size tin, and Sd. per small size tin of Pdmonds Baking Powder apply to main ports only. In outlying districts, where extra freight is involved, the prices will be 1/5 per large size tin and 9d. per small size tin. Baking Powder 303 (j it; . OVER 2,500.000 TINS OF EDMONDS BAKJMG POWDER WERE SOLD IN N.Z. LAST YEAR iD

0 the Exacting demands Modern Smoker Purest Virginia tobacco in an entirely new and superior form deXwce c 'oi 25 for 1/9' SOLD ONLY IN ATTRACTIVE FLAT POCKET TINS 10 for 9cl. 99 l l % r w rm i c, W. D. & H. O. WILLS BRISTOL 8c LONDON