Page 7 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12480, 26 January 1904, Page 7

Prize Competition. | CRICKET. England v. Australia, 4th Test Match. PICK THE RESULT AND WIN THE WOLFE'S | SCHNAPPS ! I ! Fifty Pounds Sterling will lie presented to the person who correctly estimates tlteresu!tofthe4thTest Match bet ween England and Australia, to commence in Sydney on or about 26th February, 1904. Should" more than one. person give the result the amount will bo proportionately divided among them. Should no competitor be exactly correct the amount will be given to the person who states the result most closely, but in the event of a tie the prize will be divided equally. i . . The following is an example for Competitors :— "/ select the Australian Team to win the Fourth Test Match b'j Innings, ....6.... 'Wickets, ....2....run5, John Jones, 114 Mary Street, .unce, N.S.W." Competitors must cut out the label headed "Caution to ihk Public," which is on the yellow wrapper of each bottle of Wolfe's SCHNAPPS, and write their selection on the back of it. If any other part of the wrapper is sent the selection will he informal. All selections must reach us. not later than the day before the Match .starts. All Envelopes must be properly Stamped : outside Sydney, 2d.; Sydney and Suburban radius, Id., and must be marked "WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS, £50," and be addressed to the " PROPRIETORS OF WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS, BOX 260, G.P.0., SYDNEY." All the results will be sealed before the Match commences, and deposited with the Manager of the, Sydney Daily Telegraph, who has kindly consented to hold them during its continuation. Milk. «" ■■■'*■«' - » 11. ... . . .'.. .L.ani-a [|..j..jiu I* \ TBE BABY FOOD k ) that Ib Perfect Foods 5 \ HIunLANDER i l BHSCB aeBaBECTaaBBaBBB—BWMBBi > i mammsassmamasmaßimsßM / 7 lifSlLttt.-*-waasj^ - t I ■Bnaaaßnoßm V I TT sends rich red blood coursing through > \ ' the tiny veins, aids digestion, builds up / J the nerve tissues and gives strength and I ) vigour. \ I "HIGHLANDER" \ CONDENSED MILK [ » Is the standard of milk excellence, and t / has a gilt-edged reputation for purity ( * and quality. It is scientifically made S \ under the strictest sanitary conditions. ? * Sold by all Storekeepers throughout J i New Zealand. / Hi 1 1 11 f 1 111 viuniiniiimii m paiiwitwwwMii !■ ww. Hatsif As.-** I MAN'S CROWNIRQ j GLORY ' ! is bis HAT! I 11 So the-- J S ! if PINNACLE OF ! || PERFECTION | |! is a ) i "WOODROW" |l " HAT. I Wooclrow's Famous Hats I I ARE SOLD BY I I E. C BROWNE & CO., I i Oppoilts "Herald" Office. AUCKLAND, I Watchmakers and Jewellers. Awl»v . window There is Now Bho i ins NKW SELECTION S»S2S MIIW oilver-back T) RE SUES, All Hall Marked. few«P« Just Received. 'flsiSSKi Beat quality and \w?&?;\ , Cheapest >i, in Auckland. 1$? ' From 183 6d ' ntw?«f A Nice Assortment 'W&W' of Wgs; SILVER flail; serviette RINGS rag l In Case. dftSf At Prices Defying . Competition, fifeaS ANDREW «|. HOLD.EN, 6pSy<»4 Watchmaker and W*?}Zffl. Jeweller, 73. Queen-street, Next Door to Smeeton'a Store. Patents. USTIIOV PJSiPIICC* !i * [L hxl I & h it §&&*%£% REGISTERED PATENT AGENT (ESTABLISHED 1382.) TRADE MARKS *» [ registered and Jri fk HLf I 1/V *S obtained ' '" e,! Countries lliroitahout the World* "Adviea to Inventors" free on application, 1 -Hi AUCKLAND OFFICE: 103, QUEKN-STREE7, E. BRO9KS-SMITH, Manager. Baldwin & RAYWARD J. H. MACKIC, District EWanaß©»'« OBTAIN /<^l\ I m# I In all Countrlsso? tho World. Inventora' Guide FREE On application. i KESC/VNTU.E CHAMBERS- QUEEK-ST,, AUCKLASB. I