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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13397, 28 January 1907, Page 4

£100 OLD JUDGE COMPETITION. The Manufacturers will give £100 to the person forecasting most accurately the number of visitors to the CHRISTCHURCH EXHIBITION daring the whole period it remains open. In case of more than one person becoming entitled to the Prize, such Prize of £100 will be divided equally among such persons. DIRECTIONS. Pill in your forecast with name and full address, and forward same, postage prepaid, to "OLD JUDGE." Box 311. G.P.0., Wellington, along with ten (10> "OLD JUDGE' Cigarette Box fronts, or five (5) " OLD JUDGE" Tobacco label fronts. There is no limit to the number of fore.lasts you may send in. lint each forecast must be accompanied with the ten (10) " OLD JUDGE" Cigarette Box fronts, or live (5; "OLD JUDGE" Tobacco label fronts. The Competition will start November 1. 1906, and close on April 5, 1907, 10 days before the estimated date for closing the Exhibition. The names of the successful Competitors will be published in the newspapers' as soon as the Official Returns are issued of the number of persons who have visited the Exhibition. The Manufacturers' decision wiii be final regarding any question which may arise in connection with this Competition. Note.—Dunedin and South Seas Exhibition, held in Dnnedin during 1839-1890. open five months, was visited by about 626.000 persona. Population of New Zealand in 1889 was 616,052; in 1890, 625.508. IMPE R I A L GOLD MEDAL ALE AND STOUT. THE PERFECTION OF BOTTLED BEERS. HANCOCK AND CO., TMI'EIUAL nOTTUNQ QTORES, A UCKLAND. NO UNPLEASANT TASTE IS LEFT IN THE MOUTH AFTEII EATING SCONES BAKED WITH TUCKERS FAMILY BAKING POWDER, WHICH PRODUCES 'IHE BEST SCONES. TINS AT YOUR GROCER'S.