Tribute To

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Host" Holbrook

Letter from David Stewart, Sales Director) 'OLBROOKS (Australasia) Pty. . Limited congratulate the PIM 1 wish the Staff and, in par ilar, Mr. R. W. Robson, many jpy returns of their 25th Birth- L n this particular issue—their larter Century Issue”—it might Itting to quote Rudyard Kipling— will interest them to hunt amongst the files, There unvisited and cold ie the crowded years of old, that Kensal-Green of greatness called the files.

IM no doubt will be delving into past to reveal countless data ch have whirled them into the harted oceans of the Pacific; by their propaganda and iom they have retained the Iwill of their advertisers and iers over the years. The at ion of the discriminating reader iend or foe—was courted by :ul copy and by a standard :h attracted national interest. *om a small beginning, the enter e, faith in the future of the ific Islands, and the fighting it of Mr. R. W. Robson, have somed into a very keen friend -1 and appreciation by all his cs at home and in the Islands. ie House of Holbrook, since 1798, also laboured and built up a t and vital business and, since

1919 (when the Company decided to commence operations in Sydney, NSW) has supplied its own pro ducts to the discerning consuming public in the Pacific Islands.

Regular visits, over the years, by the Company’s representative, have resulted in a steady, increasing business and this personal contact, including the publicity created through advertising in the PIM, has had its reward.

We wish the Pacific Islands Monthly long life and continued prosperity in the future.