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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 14001, 25 March 1911, Page 4

Wholesale Club Ltd. ! CONDITIONS OF CONTEST. 1. The Competition is open to all Members, whether quarterly, half-yearly or I annual ticket holders or shareholders. i 2. l"his Competition is wholly and solely j I for the purpose of securing new Members j I for the Club. The greater the member- J j ship the better the service, and bigger the j j advantages for all members. ; i 3. Points are awarded to competitors j j for each new Member obtained. | 4. The person obtaining the highest I number of points roteives the first Prize ; j the second highest, the Second Prize ; and 1 iso on. The points count, and are awarded '• ! as follows, each competitor being awarded ! c.co points to start with. 5. All disputes, if any, must be referred i to the Contest Manager, whose decision i i will be final- J I Apply personally, with your Membership ■ ! Ticket, to Contest Manager at the New | j Premises, for Book of Contest Forms, or j fill in Form below and send to Contest j I Manager, who will post book by return. j I I ' ! To Cowtt-ST Masagek, ■ i N.Z. Wholesair CI.UB Lrn. \ '■ Plfass cuter mc in your Great Membfr»bip Priz? ; I Coutret —award mc 500 points to start with, anJ ' send mc a Book of Prize Contest Forms. i I _ . J Name Address i ~ ! ; Membership No I 1■ - If not. a Member, procure a Member's. ; Ticket now, and get busy. It's worth j ! while. First Prize, Grand Tour of New Zea-. j land, with Pocket-money. £200 worth t of Prizes in all. CGo^i-SSd NOTHING Jγ^ 306000 4sdl^ i NOTHING w\ 80 CON- U I VENIENT jtefffiSfl AS fi^r^-Ml* Now is the time of jolly Picnic Parties, and Picnic promoters will find nothing meet with such favour at Lunchtime as Aulsebrook's Sao Crackers sandwiched with Jam or' Butter. Nothing is easier to pre- j pare—nothing is more deli- j cious. Try them next time j ! you're picnicking — you're j bound to like them: everybody does. . j

Do not go to tho expense of ca..ing in a doctor when you sprain your ankle. Bathe your foot and ankle in I water as hoi as can be borne, and rul> lin Chamberlain's Pain Balm iieely. ' Repeat the mooing several times, and in two or three days you will be. able to gee about, and will be quite cured iv less than a week. Sold by all Chemists and Storekeepers. 3