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Hokitika Guardian, 1 December 1928, Page 2

g-%"cD= 7ke BIG THINGS of N.Z.Wo.Zour <r^£x 52 p K I 1 M «os \s\V «ty K NV VH rm :& 't I fcs&j m* Si^S Vk e 3i*S£ mn it. rrriirpiiiiLwnTTmTnTiiiiiiß MIGHTY SWORDFISH C£~FROM all over the world men come to wile these huge fish from the deep waters surrounding the northern end of the North Island. Special tackle of great strength is required, and the sportsman must be strapped to his seat to resist the pull and rush of sometimes over 4001bs. of agonised fury, as the magnificent body is hurled about in terror stricken abandon. Then woe betide any small boat that gets in the way of its long, vicious “sword. Patiently, persistently, with keen confidence in his own skill and endurance, and in their combined ultimate result, the sportsman plays his great fish to a certain end. . . Patience and persistence, and a great faith in the high quality of the product have won for the makers of Edmonds Baking Powder a reputation that is to be envied, a reputation that sold over 2,500,000 tins of this pure product last year. The prices. 1/4 per lame size tin. ami Sri. per small size tin of Kdmnnds Biik'iiff Powder applv to main ports only, in outlying districts, "note extra freight is involved, the prices will be 1/5 per lf.rge size tin and 9d. per small size tin. EDMONDS Baking Powder G) i OVER 2,500,000 TINS OF EDMONDS BAKING POWDER WERESOLD IN N.Z. LAST YEAR fu 304