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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 141, 17 June 1930, Page 14

\ ' ihe only cocoa in-the world roasted by an unequalled method, which makes it the most delicious and the most economical. Van Houten's now offer in exchange for labels to be found around each tin a splendid selection of presents. I ••■'■/ ''.'■'■• In exchange for a label from lib. tin Gold Label Cocoa » (40 points) you can obtain e.g., £ ■ Ladies' celluloid fans, teachests, spoon* / | boxes, stampboxes, etc. etc., izv poma. } Wooden clocks, gold embroidered black % ) satin cushion*covers, children's small «^L batteries and coils, etc. etc. . ...< ) fi : v Japanese teasets, modern art necklaces. jflmplp gents' nickel-silver watches, etc. etc. * jpfflß&y Satsuma vases, MoroccoJeather ladies* ' / _ handbags, surf riding animals, etc. etc., £^-^Js[~r\ GREAT FREE GIFT SCHEME / W^^fflL. are invited to send their labels together with name and . . h address enclosed to our New Zealand Agents, P.O. V /^Dfa&£§r 1 label pf 7:lb. tin counts 20 points. f\f ) lS 1 label of' Alb. tin counts 10 points. I W&M •)■■..'■ -■■■■ ■ '■■. ' y ".'■' .-..'■-. ■•■':.■ ■" -'■■•.. " '. ■ ';■■'.' "■:'■' \ '.-.''■ '"■ ■ i ■ ■•'■ " ■ ' '■■'■■■';■■•,'. ■■-, ■ '■" i '•"■•■-: ', ' :',.' : I • "■' In the good old days of Frow a 1912 De advertishnent It seems like a dream—the dear, dead days when jazz was "rag-time" and woman's skirts were sweeping the ground though woman had not yet swept (he field. Fickle fashion has played havoc with the feminine form, and ladies no longer smoke in private. But De Reszke cigarettes, like true aristocrats, have withstood the testing of time. In a post-War world they are demanded in such great quantities that they can now be sold at 10 for 9d. And they are still the mildest and mellowest of all cigarettes. DE RESZKE Virginias f lvory'-tipped or Plain J.Q for 0. Twenty for Ij6 J. MILLHOFF . 8 6 PICCADILLY, LONDON, W, I