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s^- — FOWLDS'^M Limerick Lompetition liKL^l * The Winner of the Ist Prize is Wmrd < s^S^J^v 'Pp^ C. S. BEDELL, 17 Chilka Street, Berhampore '^^ fi^a» ■AM) //£/?£ IS HIS LIMERICK, WITH WHICH Imk- **5«P r HE WINS £2 CASH: • < vflw/ ;->firaP!il& ..".Every time that:l get somo new clothes, *C^^%x v- -you can guess, by the STYLE I suppose, ■ asSw^wk J^^3^aSgPJufJ9 r SS2S&' ,' ' At FOWLDS' thpy were bought— \Ka|*S E/IMm^^ Where ALL MOTHERS ought—.. * . . . 3«w1§Bl y(9t IBiii/ZF :c Go for VALUE, not pay through the nose.' „ |^^^Rg^/W. MmSt/ JFtTRTHER PRIZES HAVE BEEN AWARDED i■. *\iß6^^l ' ■'"SI? PRIZES OF GOODS TO VALUE OF 10/-: . ' s/ealam^ edwabd nolan 1Q EXTRA PRIZES -Goods to Value of 5/KEBLE BOWDEN FRANK BAILEY ■ „,. n T _ ... LAWRIE TURNER ' KENNETH POPE Chve Berry, lan Robbie .„■■.■ G-. Lyon Lawne Richardson _»"■ j. Jolin Clere ' T- Ealem ■ # mM A ■ im Jack Aimers F. B. ■ Shoreland W\ ■ ■ %/%/ I I I W.G.Bycrs ' Alex. Blake : J^ ■> wr JBLi^4 MLt^r n recognition of tho merit shown by ..-.••.. all entrants, the Firm has decided to f"*£*n*f<* f\t IVA A I\JI\IT7I?C CTDCI7T award a small extra prize to every cominffSnire Or iVIAiNIN C/Ka P I KCjII, I petitor who has failed to obtain a place. How much * 9 do you know Jm Are you an expert on radio, or do you merely ' want to enjoy listening in? If an expert, we say ' to you, see the new "PAOE 6"—your observation , ■ ■ . will do the rest. If not an expert, we say the new ■ "PAGE 6" is a receiving set of such sterling IH| worth that we confidently predict it will meet your ■■■ highest expectations. A six-valve set, picking up everything broadcast in New Zealand or Australia, > it is astonishing value at £18 with built-in loud . speaker, or £14 without. We booked orders in The '' LEAF BTJRK- ■ ■ advance on Bight after arrival of the first ship- ' HARD" Cone Speaker merit. You Should see it soon. N : . The "BTONDEPT" ...... • Specialties WATER WORTH'S LTD. "sr" Sl6 L.mbton Q«ay, 36 Qu.en Street. 705 Colombo Street, are bthe + r n 8 items in .■■■■"'■ ' • . . . our up-to-date stock of (Opp. K&S.). AUCKLAND. (Opposite Triangle) radio apparatus and acWELLINGTON. CHRIJTCHURCH. IWU° ifwM 1^ that adorn % and add dignity Before buying Wallpapers it -will pay you to get a little expert - .-"''.- advice. Wallpapers can ef fectsuch a wonderful change when rightly chosen ;■ . T ■ ' and applied. Smith & Smith's have 40 years of practical experience. Under proper direction, squatty ceilings gain the appearance of height; ugly angles are transformed into graceful lines; cramped ...>;/■ i ■'-.:'■' v rooms seem more spacious and inviting. ' Call round and tell us your problems, or writfer for patterns. | SMITH & SMITH LTD. Right opposite Town Hall . i WELLINGTON 2 COMPETITIONS! '■]'■ I.—For any girl or boy attending any school, primary, secondary, or technical, public or private, in •';• Wellington City and Suburbs, including the Hutt Valley. •. 2.—For anybody residing in Wellington City and Suburbs, including the Hutt Valley. THE N.Z. APEX CO., Sole Distributing Agents for the ROTAREX VACUUM GLEANER offer the following PRIZES in each of the above two soparato competitions, to those who can form V the most words in tho English Language out of'the letters contained in tho three words "BOTABEX VACUUM CLEANER." .. ;,; , < Ist Prize: A Rotarex Vacuum Cleaner Free I? 2nd Prize: A Rotarez Vacuum Cleaner at \ Price ' 3rd Prize: A Rotarex Vacuum Cleaner at • Price :• Also a discount of £3 off the purchase price to every competitor not winning a prize who sends in a ;|- list of more than 300 words, and who wishes to purchase a cleaner; or a discount of £2 off the purchase price to overy competitor not winning a prizo who sends in a list of moro than 200 words, and who wishes to purchase a cleaner; or a discount of £1 off the purchase price* to every competitor who sends in a list of,more than one hundred words, and who wishes to purchase a cleaner. ; This presents a fine opportunity to every girl and boy to GIVE MOTHER A PRESENT, which will ■••■ lighten her labour and always keep the house "spic and span." . , . It costs you nothing to compete. There is no obligation whatever on any competitor to buy a cleaner, or to make any expenditure whatever. Should you win the first prize, you can present to ;■; your MOTHER, free of all cost, one of the most efficient Electric Suction Cleaners, tho ordinary' '■•). selling price of which is £11. ■ . 't CONDITIONS OF COMPETITION '"■ 1. Each competitor must sign clearly his or her t 5. Lists of words,to be eligible must be delivered name and address at tho top of the first page of to the N.Z. APEX CO., 27-29 Panama Street) ...:'• words; also whether entering for No. 1 or No. 2 before 12 o'clock)noon of July 7. Competition. If for No 1, then ago of competi- 6. Words must be arranged alphabetically in the '.'.'■ ; :tor must be given and name,of school. lists, according to tho first letter of each word; ■':■ "; - , , . , .' '. „ , „ tnat is > having all words beginning with the ;■•■; 2. All words mußt be formed out of the letters con- • letter "A" will appear first «n the list, and so ■i; tamed in tho words "Rotarox Vacuum Clean- on w j ttt other words beginning with BC D E .'■■• or," and must be English words found in tho etc., all in their alphabetical order. ' ' ' ' Southern Cross Dictionary. 7, O ue person can only enter for one competition. 3 None of the employees of the N.Z. Apex Co, or 8- are not eligible for Competition No. 2 V their children, are eligible to compete. if their children are competing in No. 1 Competneir ennuru , b v tition, and likewiso children are not eligible if 4. Should two or more send in the same number of their parents are competing. ;■• words, and be at tho head of the list, then the 9. Tho judge of the competition will bo Mr. C. M. ]['. issue shall be decided between them on-the scotb Bowdcn, Chartered Accountant, Lambton Quayj ".'■ o f neatness and handwriting. whose decision in all matters will bo final. Competitors are invited to Inspect the Rotarex Electric Vacuum Cleaners at the N.Z. APEX COMPANY'S SHOW ROOMS 27-29 PANAMA STREET - - - - J. CAMPBELL, Manager

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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 3, 3 July 1926, Page 19

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