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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 68, 17 September 1930, Page 7

N.Z. Industries Week Spotting Competition T"/ll mPrizes XZll Ist PRIZE i,« veM ~M £10 i 2nd PRIZE ,„., t . w «* £5 3rd PRIZE t .x., m M .. £3 4th PRIZE ~;., ~,., w ., £2 In each of the windows listed below there has been placed some article foreign to the goods displayed. The person sending in the most complete list wins the first prize, etc. PROVISION FOR POSSIBLE DEAD HEATS. 1. In the event of a dead heat the first and second prize money will be "pooled" and equally divided between dead heaters. 2. In the event of three dead heats the first, second, and third prizes will be "pooled" and equally divided in three parts. ' • . 3. In the event of four ox- more dead heats occurring, all prize moneys will be "pooled" and an equal division made to all successful contestants. The names and addresses of prize winners will be advertised in the Press. All entries to be addressed to the Secretary, Wellington Manu- ' facturers' Association, 89 Wakefield Street, Wellington, the envelope being marked "Spotting Competition." Entries close at"9 a.m., Monday, 22nd September. Competitors must not inquire from shop attendants as toj whether an article is, or is not, a "Spot." The Judges will be selected from the Executive Officers of tli* Retailers' and Manufacturer*' Joint Committee controlling "Industries Week," and their decisions shall be accepted as final. NOTE.—Articles used to assist in displaying the various goods, such as machinery,.electric motors, display stands,',show cards,.: signs, etc., are NOT FOREIGN to the display.- . _ Examples of what you might find ■ aret a cake of soap '■ mixed in with a paint display, a pocket knife lying amongst a display of shirts, a packet of cigarettes appearing in the midst of a display of ladies' stockings. . These would be foreign to the goods displayed. Articles to be Spotted are mixed in with These Goods in These Windows BELMYN CAPS '• M « \m Hornig'sj Cuba Street; : : : ££ :■/... YVELA SUITS «*' ' »« Harry Cane, Cuba Street, ''"' 1 ("Union Clothing Co., Cuba! Street) SANDER TIES mt ' ai.X Hallensteins, Willis Street 1.D.1.C. N.Z: INSULATORS m hk Dominion Motors, Courtenay Pi; 1 /Duncans, Ltd., Willis Street. TWELVES 1 IL.. Williams, Windsor, Willis Street. TARTAN I *' •« 1 ArmitV, Lambton Quay. CAFbIAM j VM. Benjamin, Courtenay Place,LYNX SUITS r.» : :w mm Vance-Vivian, Lambton Quay* . , SINCERITY SUITS », k;.j James Smith's. ■ LEVER BROS. m ' M Kirkcaldie & Stains. : Killeen, Grocers, Upper Willis -St« f BERGER'S ■ PAINTS l«w ■ *w ■ Tingeys, Manners; Street. . Guthrie Bowrons, Wakefield Street .■;; ("James Smith's. ■*'''■ G. Fownes, Newtown. ABELCO SHIRTS. ;.*: «" J McElligott & Carruthera, Moles-. :; worth Street. ; Carey's Stores, KilbirnicVICTORY HOSIERY V S' ■ /< . MARIGOLD HOSIERY \ m" D.I.C. • I ■}>. : RED ROSE HOSIERY J . -.4' ':■ ' MATTRESSES mm I*l Marshall's, Adelaide Road. AULSEBROOK'S », m» Dominion Lounge, Mercer Street, jTHoosons, Courtenay Place, . ;; PETONE .WOOLLENS «.'-| L. Evans, Cuba Street. j, ,i '^Quinton's, Lambton Quay< i £'■ ■ f Hill & Jackson. . TAUBMAN'S PAINTS ;«.'< Sims Hardware, Cuba Street* '(.McLean & Archibald, ManneiS St. RESTAR k*. »« w. A« &T« Burt» Courtenay Place. ("Renown, 110 Willis Street NESTLES and HUDSON'S '4 Eton, Courtenay Place. i 'LMis«Kape, 228 Lambton Quay. FISHER'S PISTON RINGS A. & T. Burt, Courtenay Place BYCROFT'S BISCUITS i«t W.F.C.A Lambton Quay. DUCHESS HOSIERY } fWhitehead & Pears, Cuba Street DELAI HOSIERY } k« ]C. Smith, Cuba Street.. DELLEX HOSIERY J (Miss Murray, Manners Street, McCASKY'S CAMP EQUIPMENT ; .. "'.. ...i S. S. Williams, Lambton Quay* CHAMPION GAS COOKER 1 . HANDY WATER HEATER Gas Co., Ltd. : COURTENAY WASHING J COPPER ASPRO >;.! ios ~..: Opera House Pharmacy, Courtenay Place* LOOK for the RED SPOT. LOOK for the RED SPOT. All the above windows in which foreign goods have been placed have a red spot on the outside. These are the spotting window.. * Cut this List Out! \ /fMm "~-For ";; KJ^l. QuichTastyf Bfty% of this troublesome ■ fm.IE anc^ P3*11^11! disease . , I f/m inflammatoryactioo, ' ' f~~~~" — . '■ ..-,.. ■'-■'. /M relieves strangula- 11 iKlHriPftn (C tion and dispels the LU/7gr#CUf£ k\% pain. Zam-Buk gives 'f\M i ; 7M instant, wonderful ■ nAiIOA i relief. K/fICCoC ?\ Buy a tin to-day. ; ; -i I fSSxj■ rff/ulililUß ':vX£//h