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Evening Star, Issue 23864, 19 April 1941, Page 6

i $ \ Something new! A radio treasure hunt to keep you on your toes with excitement. To-night—and every Saturday night—at a quarter to eight your ZB Station will broadcast this novel ‘Apple Radio Quest'. The whole town will be in a frenzy, rummaging about here, poking about there, ferreting in the attic, knocking up the neighbours, seeking, searching, peering, prying—all to unearth elusive articles asked for by the announcer! Uauim.Wllo Ist * f "*S m flit,' m jfMf 1A? ¥6 •ay-rut V * THK : s*» ■' DEFENCE FREEDOM <s*^. FULL DETAILS WILL BE GIVEN OVER THE AIR TONIGHT at 7.45 p.m. Listen in! Join in! There’s Fun for All the Family! Ist PRIZE £2-10-0 The first person to bring the complete (or nearest complete) list ot required articles to the studio by 9.15 p.m. will receive a cash prize of £2-10-0. The second prize will be £l-1-0, and the next three competitors to arrive with complete lists, or with the most complete lists, will each receive a case of apples free. Did you know that eating apples is a National Duty? Apples cannot be exported, flew Zealand's bountiful crop niiist be disposed of by home consumption if the consequences to the grower and to the Dominion are not to be serious. Buy apples by the case. They are good for youl AND THEY ARE CHEAPI tbGPVif mdserve your Gmntry tee f

TON KING'S UNSKKD EMULSION is incomparable for shifting- coughs ami colds in all such chest and Inns: complaints. Children love it. Sold everywhere— Is 6d, 2s 6d, 4s 6d.—[Advt. ]