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Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 26, 30 July 1932, Page 22

A^&# ■ «kJ *^ -WHsfl^HH^K^H l»t.Pi-fa»r 6-val»<;* Ultimata'ail-EfecfrJe Hp^ r WW I I^V I"""° Se'-Model 627-» m^terpicce of OWE OF THESE §Si§i^:: : 100 PRIZES !i™r,::::::,: •^g^K\l Here's all you have to do-Fill in the missing momh.-V.uTe £3-^.o?™*' W"" V '" **" .^■^^^^Ha m\ words in the thymes below, and send in your ,;.. „ y^H^^B^V solution with 2 empty 3d. bags of Smith's 6th Prlle: Foun-»»- P«n-V»lue «. Potato Crisps. Easy enough! Read the rules 7tK Prize: Evenharp Pencil—V»lu«£k /^^^lF^^ x^ft and the" "' "B° for h! ■B^ nd 93 ? rif" of One Family Tin> / FIU IN THESE M'SStNG WORDS! I /^H^^M^^ 1^ «A IHr I There was an old woman who lived in a " 1 f^^^Kff' ~ >Jfi \ 1 Nofiretomdkebroth.no to bake breidj —— a /^BJBj^^^V *■. j^J 1 M So she sa\e them some Smithes „„ _„., ■ vUKLf^\ '■'■',' ) *mj _/ I And sent th -m to ' "" """* % IMMy ' ' J \ ' \ I M \*v \ I I Eating Smith's by the score, I \Jfl9l Old Mother Hubbard went to the / V ' .^-"J To get some Smith's from her store, ■ R>/V'I«ES. I ,^( Hey — _. the cat aiked the __ I (I>. The JudgerMU'lie1 the Director, of I ,7? How the crinkle on Smith's ; got there. '"" ~> ~~" I Smith's Pomio.Crl.pi (N.Z,) Ltd., whose ,1 -**\~ The Mistress harder ' % decision shaft be final. (2). AH.entries 1 Ofthe in the 1 must be senf to '* Competition M. Smith's *v. ■ -a ♦«. i_,* „„„»•» .« •« ******* «—«.-. ,„ ■ Pot»t<v'Crl.p., Box 532, Wellington. • But " '"' gaVe 1C Up m ' - - I (3). Any number of entries may be yy^ M ——— sent, but eac> entry must be /s' -. _^_.^C^^B^^^HV*-****^QOB'^'^tr*-----™-^V'BfHIHH[^BHHH^|BH^H^H^Bg accompa'iied by 2 empty 3d. // I^V^ & *ar A mJM \^L_ b* leceived. (5). The firit NS. I I , /^^^^^^HH^^H HH T *fl &^ ■ ™ A^ prise will be awarded to the NX -|;;:.v,J m. ™ B^ JB. *^*^B^ solution considered * best in >the /^V^\^ 4 opinion of the Judges, legibility being a consideration if necessary, and the other . . £ pn:es to the solutions considered next in .iflVTni I """'""■■"""""""" —— — —--•— — — __-__ rub!fihei 6ok L3r.r f A P^r?9 n!"mI\ne c CUT * , ' »»'W^NGTON. ■Evenini- Poit', Wellington: 'Herald', jf>T TrVI solution*, .J for the Competition, together with !£22&J!r& t wSfflSt"^: OUT I to ab . d e of Smitk' B Potlto Cr"p> (a for "eh emn J- J — plied to all shops selling Smith's Potato m VTI% . Crisps. (7). The Staff of Smith's Potato ANI] Crisps (N.Z.) Ltd , are not eli-jible to -Cm*1--! *JF I Name . . enter for this competition. (8). No CC^TB'fc I - - . . A,rcSmp'«tmonT lllbeerlt"e<lmtOOT£r " 9****** \ Addre,. . „. __ iK^^^fc) CREA\ WINTER SALE •: #:; ..^^ifib^utDßESS " I SILK HOSE ''■ \' "'!-^^K":ft^ 1 tjH -.rtd r0 P^ e<i m Courtald', Dule.co S.lk Hose- \ - «Pi^ A Ml l^unl^ 9 260 n«<-les; Cuban heel; em- - - HF S 1 I» Pi1 M^\. ¥ broidered clox; superior qual- ," \ ' H«- J ■ XC < lv( ■ mI ■ B "y cotton suspender tops; in %-• • r* OH'J » ■/ II shades of Dark Gunmetal, Ho. " ■' - - /^^^^ni' ' Bl II Mills, Java, Autone, Lapis and £ ,- ~; , , The" Ni B htdres«e» — II 1 Tnvoa. Usually 2/6 pair. ■V* -^ -• x-^^^^^^^s majfyar style—are neat- ■ ■ MAnrlav'i Sal* -i /At I \ ' 1181 -W^a^T^^ -•* ■■ *£££? 1/44 1^,.1v-.WCH'-'^™^H . at ■ Monday', Special || I".; fjjjj %.^ —UMoncUu, *tS >' ■'''•'all II 36"'n CREAM " MEN'S ALL-WOOL •■ t(:!>'':£. 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