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O^osinq date/ "NUGGET" W ■ CLOSES ON • . COMPETITION 15tk AUGUST £ZbO FOR "NUGGET" USERS AND DEALERS _ Hurry up With your entry for the POLISH COMPETITION as the closing date is 15th AUGUST, 1925. To Nugget users whose letters To "Nugget" dealers who have represent the best ideas in the supplied the tins to the first, opinion of the Judges, -whose de- second or third prize-winners, the termination will be by the exercise following Cash.' Bonuses will ba of skill and Judgment. awarded:— „..,._ FIRST PRIZE - £100 FIRST - - £50 SECOND PRIZE . £50 mfiSSJ?* " " £?«* xhird prize . £a STo j lifytorth ; aboye ; onUBeB Also flve hundred Nugget Boot dealers must display a "Nugget" Polishing Outfits will be sent to Show-card or a Competition Adthe next best attempts, the selec- vertisement during the Competition of which will be left to the tion. Judges. . _ ... , _ Conditions or Entry. What You Have tO Do. *• Any number of attempt* may ba made and enclosed in the same 1. First cut out thi. announcement «»d ff'^ffiOT'Sdi "atteSSf" fiUed ln' carefully read the instructions. » Ju dges are The Iftor of "The 2. Fill up the coupon below, marking Dominion," Wellington; S. H. Thomas, the phrase which you consider th, best l lf as? ttotd ot XiVKcl?" and Svfl and attach your reasons in a brief if^nSl^i^ -Direct,," of The letter of not more than 75 -words. Charles Haines Advertising Ageucy 3. Write your name and address, the co^onto^aS E name and address of your dealer, and entered' into regarding' the Competition, also the date of purchase in the spaces 3. No responsibility can be accepted for indicated. any coupon lost, mislaid, or delayed, 4. Cut out the coupon and post your £_<*£ ro°' «s*s%££, ** &" effort now to the Competition Depart- flf tK ™c of * til' prize* and ment No. z*. The Nugget Polish Co. bonuses respectively will- be divided. of N.Z. Ltd., P.O. Box 1490, Welling- 5. The Company's employees are not ton. eligible for this Competition. This Coupon Must Be Sent in its Entirety. Don't hope for the best, buy "Nugget" and get it. A good two-foot rule^—"Nugget" Boot Polish. Did you "Nugget" your boots this morning? "Nugget" in Black, Tan, Nigger, Dark Brown, Smartest and best in country or town. Wet or fine, "Nugget" will shine. Good boots deserve a good polish—"Nugget.'' There's a "Nugget" shade for every shoe made. Man's extremity—"Nugget's" opportunity. "Nugget" puts a smile on your boots. Bootmakers use "Nugget" on their own boots— they know! I agree to abide by the rules and to accept the decision of the Judges as final and legally binding ln all respects. Name . (In block letters.) Address I bought my "Nugget" Boot Polish from:, Name • Address '. Date purchased 24

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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 19, 22 July 1925, Page 15

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Page 15 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 19, 22 July 1925, Page 15

Page 15 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 19, 22 July 1925, Page 15

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