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Hokitika Guardian, 12 January 1929, Page 2

7he BIG THINGS of N.Z.Wo.Six 32^8" £ s / iSS-4 I \ • \ >: VIS r\r 3E=3B &dlKi ft; 5™ »>' E^SK^TS™ SiKSi /VLi i® Ff'CP ! K jhe OTIRA TUNNEL S''-., £*£<■'* • I T piercM the heart of the Southern Alp*, linking East to West by over five miles of electricallyicontrolled railway burrowed through the mighty mass of earth and rock, lit is the longest tunnel in the world, excluding the tunnels of the European Alps. It saves miles of dangerous mountainous road transportation and untold hours of .valuable time. Achievements shape it country • progress. The test of their, value lies in their service to the people of the country. To create pure Baking Powder may be a small achievement. To make it indispensable to 95 %] of New Zealand women and to j thereby raise the standard of cook-; ing and the standard of health forj the whole nation is not a small ( achievement it is a BIG one. The prices, 1/4 per large size tin, and Bd. per small size tun of Edmonds 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. EDMONDS B akino Powder o • 3 06 G)J OVER 2,500.000 TINS OF EDMONDS BAKING POWDER WERE SOLD IN N.Z. LAST YEAR LC 3

A Golden JUBILEE T?IFTY years of everincreasing success. Fifty years of continuous popularity. m The world-wide reputation which “THREE CASTLES” enjoy to-day is proof positive of their quality and all round excellence, and befittingly marks 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. Me 'Ulahk —j THE VIRGINIA CIGAReTTeS W. D. & H. 0. WILLS, BRISTOL & LONDON