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Hokitika Guardian, 5 January 1929, Page 2

>yA Cr $ rM«iijf*n ff £s* Ka s« Bg /> ,w ,*'s"' 4 idC TTIFTY years of everincreasing success. Fifty years of continuous popularity. ~ The reputation which “THREE CASTLES” enjoy to-day is proof positive of their quality and all roand excellence, and befittingly marils the Golden Jubilee of this famous brand. Popular the world over since 1878 the ‘‘THREE CASTLES” remain, in point of quality and reputation, without peer and without rival. f2 CIGAR W. D. & H. 0. WILLS. BRISTOL & LONDON m K?'l M l /S-Tx 1 K/kr-

e-~*QX a Vhe BIG THINGS of N.'Z.fVo.ftwe «'#>o s-frsr A K- \ y r '<n^vm, x >r *3 * 4 1 a? If / /// m m '7 tV* n 'J*: DC m MOUNT COOK Aorangi, the Cloud Piercer”

High endeavours, high quality, high integrity these must ever lead to success .... Forty-nine years ago a few tins of Edmonds Baking Powder were tested by Christchurch housewives. NOW Edmonds is demanded by 95% of New Zealand women, and over 2,500,000 tins were sold last year. It is the purest Grape Cream of Tartar Baking Powder you can buy.

THIS peak is the highest in the southern alps chain, and one ! of the highest in the world, jit was named after Captain Cook, and is now a favourite tourist resort, and the starting point for many ambitious climbs. The height of Mt. Cook is 12,349 feet, and below 'the snow line a wealth of beautiful [alpine flowers bloom in season.

EDMONDS B aking Powder 305 OVER 3.500.000 TIMS OF EDMONDS BAK’MG POWDER WERE SOLD IN N.Z. LAST YEAR 70 iur r 3