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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18129, 19 July 1924, Page 4

SAPON GUINEA POEM! A CHEQUE FOR £1 Is has been sent to tue writer of this verse—Mrs 1.J., 2i Wellington street, Hamilton: The "M.P-'e" are scouring • the country now, In view of another election, We housewives too, are scouring the clothes, With "bapon" as our selection. Win a Guinea: Prize poem published every . Saturday. .Best UKl.vjrl.NAL four snort-line advertisement verse about "Sapon" wins each week. Sapon wrapper must be enclosed f6r each and every poem. Aduress . ".Sapon" Competition, P.O. .Box 771, \Vellington. .List of prize-winners, with full names, may be inspected on aphcation. —6

Opinions about the New Zealand court at the Empire Exhibition differ. An Auckland business man who has it writes in praise:—"The N.Z. court," he says, "is comparatively small, but it displays New Z. aland m all its beauty and richness to the careful observer; it is quiet, but good and complete. The exhibit of kauri timber is, awe-inspiring to the thoughtful (visitor, ani 5 : * '- ™»„~~,ii~ +u~ „„* 1 _ crowd." Mr D. O'Sullivan, of Stratford, speaking at the New Zealand Council of Agriculture, while urging the necessity for keeping careful guard against the foot-and-mouth disease, said that New Zealand had the natural advantages which would in time make it the etud farm of the Empire. Before going out in cold, wet weather take "NAZOL" on sugar. This will keep coughs and colds away. Thousand* usa "NAZOL."- fiLdose«JLL6d..