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C~y~3ORE than two world wars ago Winston © | 1 J £ Ir / i Churchill set in motion one of the most iJ I A - OMLjsuccessful enterprises in his long and glor- ® A < ious career. He gave Britain oil! P ( tt fy As far back as 1911, when Germany was challenging J Britain’s supremacy of the seas, Winston Churchill took a decisive step and ordered the conversion of \ zHn < J ] ' the British Fleet from coal to oil. To ensure a con- \ J JAR 6 stant flow of oil, both in war and in peace, Churchill l-rALJiIVJf A-,, persuaded the British Government to invest ‘‘ J /“ Z / AJZVLzASJ I £2,000,000 in the rich oil fields of Persia —then con- J® trolled by The Anglo Person Oil Company. "Beyond ~ ’ the breakers was a great hope”, said Churchill — a 1 hope founded on faith in the British Navy and the 'ML power of oil. In his book "The World Crisis” he . sums up the success of his venture by saying, BiaL, ™ rewarded the continuous and steadfast j facing of these difficulties and ... brought us a prize |g£- £ ■' P » i from fairyland far beyond our brightest wjg v wfzJT - | i HI i wllo9HH>iiiW “Beyond the breakers was a GREAT HOPE . . -CHURCHILL.* y But this prize from fairyland was bigger than even Churchill | \\ imagined. From the British Government’s investment of | M • £2,000,000 in the Persian oil fields it has been claimed that the U I mighty fleets laid down in 1912, 1913 and 1914 — the greatest U \ A ever built b Y any Pbwer in an equal period—were added to % VlO > X II the British Navy without costing a single penny to the taxpayer. \k h ic ic it xA /y This is part of the vivid history of the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company—Parent Company of the British Petroleum Company -iz °f ew Zealand Limited — producers of the famous “8.P.” petrol, which is soon to be available in New Zealand. C < BP4 THE BRITISH PETROLEUM COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND LIMITED Oira>B®F flSsssF w W y»“’ «*s" \lW< * Meriting ca^ s . g£-*o C these «n te 7 0 SHE m l VvWL 0* ,-mRS ® P^ G& 7ihL nature ISK ', s b» ■ j*° ~ * Jiwg Jtef Jis J each flap (2 cards on j'/Zlv / Vi/ M XXj each pachet) ready to I S "T^' / CE (H 2 ) UO DS / ikSotS /f 5 ;„.7c,......, ■ / SW ■ > Sr /■ GREY LYNN, AUCKLAND / /sO/ / I j-. and Byron Street, / SargylJ[j/fr£\ / ’'></ / f / z—v SYDENHAM, CHRISTCHURCH /yffl / L f&IVM x Bfl prizes© £lO I 1 prizes© £ 5 / UM isil 35 prizes @ £ 2 w n ° n ° s * 9 mil • n^tlß P r “®* by tolling why you B/ WS Iliilwl ’’W lik® Guardian Hoaltk Soap. Iwro x,, _ ■ Il : WWs|k«hiL. V ■ srb 5 rb 'CTpi' JUST FINISH THIS STATEMENT ’ „ 3. Each entry mujt include your FJ ■■ "I like Guardian own name and address printed xyfc s J WgasgSSH in 25 words or less, following the contest ‘plainly. Also include the name v ’’’ rules. Writo about Guardian's full-bodied and address of the chemist _or storekeeper ju d..» h.. li; , -»>. w,». .rxv < about the Guardian quality that makes it prizes Guardian is offering to store- 7, Entries will be judged i'. favourite with you. You may win £100! keepers. ’ - for originality, sincerity , '■ and aptness of thought. ',, ■ FOLLOW THESE SIMPLE RULES UM ..uu, lli 1. In 25 words or less tell us why you like entries become the property of Lever | Guardian Health Soap commencing with 5. Any resident of New Zealand may Brothers (N.Z.) L,r "' le ..' an may ® use | the words: “I like Guardian " compete except the employees of Lever as e om P 3 “ f „ , . ~. , , ,'o Brothers, its Associated Companies, its 8, All prize winners will be announced in | 2. Each entry must include at least 8 Advertising Agency and their families. press during week ending 13th . words from the back ■of the Guardian November, 1948. All prize winders will be 1 carton. Entries are limited to one from fi. All entries must be postmarked not notified by mail and lists of prize winners % each member of the family. Write your later than midnight, October 22nd, 1948, -> will be sent to anyone sending a stamped. 2 entry on a plain sheet of paper. and arrive not later than Oct. 26th. 1948 self-addressed envelope. |[ i—- ■■• ■ ■■•■•--r-.nnz-rc . . '" ' "■■”■■■; ..■' SuJo

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Greymouth Evening Star, 14 October 1948, Page 9

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Page 9 Advertisements Column 1 Greymouth Evening Star, 14 October 1948, Page 9

Page 9 Advertisements Column 1 Greymouth Evening Star, 14 October 1948, Page 9