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Evening Star, Issue 21005, 20 January 1932, Page 6

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TO Prizes in r Label Saving Competition Everyone can enter this simple competition. Big prizes, no special conditions. The prizes will be awarded to those who forward the largest numbers of complete white labels (not the outside wrapper) from Highlander Milk. Ask your grocer for slip giving all details. Contest ends 31st March, 1932. No labels can be accepted after that date. Results will be published and prizes made available 9 on Saturday, 30th April, 1932. : Send your labels with name and address to Post Office Box 1759, Auckland. Employees of New Zealand Milk Products Ltd, and of Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co, ( A/sia ) Ltd, (and reduced), will not be permitted to compete. 1023 PRIZES Chocolates. highlander ■SWEETENED'CONDENS® MILK First Quality. (REG<O Contents: 14os. 931 START SAVING THE WHITE LABELS NOW-THE FIRST PRIZE MAY BE YOURS