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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19143, 8 October 1925, Page 16

POLISH COMPETIIIU Wisaaasrs ©i Cash Prizes. Ist PRIZE, £IOO. (Divided between Two Competitors.) Mr. Albert Chappell. 97a Grafton Road, Auckland. Mr. D. F. Mackay, P.O. Dox 27, Masterton. 2nd PR Zc, i£SO. (IDivided between Five Competitors.) Mr. Evan de Berry. 72 Featherston St., Palmerston North. Mr. William A. Foster, C/o Henderson, 18 Godwin Crescent. Wanganui. Mr. H. T. Gibson, Moana Avenue, One Tree Hill, Auckland. Mrs. Warwick Smeeton, AlWdale Rd., Mt. Eden, Auckland. Mrs. A. J. Stewart, C/o Mrs. Brass, Harbeson St., Otautau, Southland. 3rd PRIZE, £25. (Divided between Twelve Competitors £2 2s. each.) Mr. Tano Fama, 10 Davies St., Wellington. Rev. Leonard H. Fenn, Essex House School, Box 2 J4, Gisbome. Mr. E. E. Heal, Pamapuria, North Auckland. Mr. J. Hessell, Box 3, Kaponga, Taranaki. Miss Hannah Johnson. 27 Nairn St., Wellington. Miss Dulcie Nielsen, 1 5 Ngaio Rd., Kelburn, Wellington. Mrs. A. O'Connor, 139 George St., New Brighton. Mr. W. H. Rissman, 101 York Place, Dunedin. Mrs. C. -M. Twomey, 2 Dryden St., Sumner. Mrs. Lena Voice, 52 Collingwood St., Hamilton. Mrs. F. H. Woods, Morven, South Canterbury. Miss Agnes Wootton, 89 Ponsonby Rd., Auckland. SOO NUGGET OUTFITS. 500 Contestants have been awarded Nugget Boot Polishing Outfits. Space will not allow flip publication of their names and addresses here, but eaih person who enteri'd thp Coniwtition has been posted a complete list of all I'm*-Winner*. Anyone interested will receive a copy of list by writing to ' NUfc'uet Competition P.O. Box 1490, Wellington. CASH BONUSES TO DEALERS. £SO divided between Dealers who supplied two Ist Prizewinners: Smeetons, Ltd., Grocers, Queen Street. Auckland. W.F.C.A., Ltd., Storekeepers, Masterton. £25 divided between Dealers Who supplied five 2nd Prize-winners; Mr. W. G. Wilby, Grocer, Cuba Street Palmerston North. Farmers' Union Trading Co., Auckland. Dale's Stores, Onehunga. Mr. J. McGowan, Mt. Albert, Auckland. The Western Trading Co., Main Street, Otautau. £l2 divided between Dealer* Who supplied twelve 3rd Prize-winners: Mrs. Murphy, Storekeeper, Thorndon Quay, Wellington. Common, Shelton and Co., Ltd., Gisborne. Mr. D. Archibald, Storekeeper, Kaitaia, North Auckland. Davison and Kehely, Kaponga. Mr. J. A. Mason, 135 Willis Street, Wellington. Mr. Wm. Griffiths, 44 Upland Road, Kelburn. McCreanor and Co., Storekeepers, Seaview Road, New Brighton. Wardell Bros, and Co., George Street, Dunedin. Mr. G. W. Peters, Storekeeper, Sumner, Christchurch. R, Hannah and Co., Ltd., Bootmen, Hamilton. Mr. J. Tangney, Morven, South Canterbury. Mr. W. J. Williams, Bootmaker, Ponsonby Road, Auckland. JUDGES' CERTIFICATE. We certify that the above list of Winners is in accordance with our verdict. (Signed) CHARI/E8 EAUI.E, Editor, "The Dominion." (Signed) S. H. THOMAS, Manager of The Nuuirct I'olUh Co. of N.Z., X>t& (Signed) WILL API'I.ETOX, Managing Director of The Charles Maine* Advertising Agency, Ltd. » The above awards are final, and no correspondence can be entered into regarding the Competition. We tender our hearty thanks to ail who took part, in the Contest THE NUGGET POLISH CO. OF N.Z., LTD.* Christchurch. -r • <r& Saved Baby's Life— For the benefit of mothers we print an extract from a lette# received from Mrs. F. Weaver, JCBISI Military Works, SecunderabacL "It is with the greatest pleasure and grafeft- WwJ fulness that I send you a photograph of my 1 m daughter Margaret aged three years .... |§F From birth she was a weak child and I was „ki» +rs h«»r. ronwauentlv the i~^Sl 9i'f*. .WJOOWKDS CRIPE WATER ■orwry riim***** j "It is with the greatest pleasure and gnUfulness that I send you a photograph of my daughter Margaret aged three years .... From birth she was a weak child and I was U n?h!e to breast-feed her, consequently the various chanaes of milk and foods did her little or no good as she could not digest them, but thanks to "GRIPE WATER" things changed, and I confidently «ay it saved her life .... She did not suffer a single dav's illness during teething which I attribute to the good eflects of " Woodward's Gripe Water.'. Woodward's Gripe Wafer is a sate and pleasant remedy, not only for baby's indigestion and teething troubles, but also for (he stomach disorders of older children and adults, it is perfectly free jjoai opiates. 13 o f OVELY Herrings, fresh from the North Sea, packed jL< into the Maconochie tins within a few hours. You get them in all their silvery brightness firm, plump and tender. Full of nourishment—-even the bones are eatable. Ellis St Manton. T.td,, Three kind,: Fresh, Kippered, and in Tomato Wellington: Sauce. Be sure to say Maconochie #. All grocers. Sole NuE. A*mK» _ 23 HERRINGS Stationery for the Home Embossed Note ' Distinctive Herald Printing Works Telephone 44-290