Page 13 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19177, 17 November 1925, Page 13

e m <&?: m-; : ifm K I f .r W M m a m , ' WJ**££l2*! i K t•-.»>.« |ss> ■Pi M ;*> V'. '- i; 'r:>!TvV^ Si '■:iW H i « i £4OO in Cash Prizes will be given for the best Slogan® stating es Why fTiokers "Prefer 'Country Life Cigarettes." Two specimen "Slogans" about "COUNTRY LIFE" Cigarettes are printed in the coupon below. There are three blank spaces in which you are invited to write three original Slogans about "Country Life Cigarettes. Stead Carefully What You Have To Do. 1. First, cut out this announcement and carefully study conditions. 2. Fill up the three blank spaces in the coupon with three original Slogans and your name and address (clearly written). A Slogan is a concise and catchy advertising phrase. Each Slogan should contain not more than 15 (fifteen) words. 3. Cut out the coupon and post your effort to "Country Life Competition," P.O. Box 1490, Wellington. IMPORTANT 4. Every tin of "Country Life" Cigarettes contains a tissue-paper lining bearing the words "Country Life" Cigarettes, etc.. In blue printing. To each entry you must attach SIX of these Printed linings taken from the IG's Tins, or THREE linings (slightly larger) from the 20's Tins. FIRST PRIZEs - £IOQ 2 Prizes each of ® & Prizes each of lO lO Prizes each of - £.5 100 Prizes each of £ I And 100 Consolation Prizes each of 10/* £IOO SO SO SO 100 so Total Cash Prizes JE4-00 1- "Country Life"! The Cigarette that makes friends more friendly. \ 2 Their appearance delights the eye, and their quality charms the palate. Competitor's Name State Mr., Mis. or Mia Address_ Conditions of Entry. 1. Any number of at« tempts may be made, and sent either separately or together, provided the correct number of tissuepaper printed linings fror-j "Country Life" Cigarette Tins accompany each entry, 2. Each Slogan should contain not moYe than fifteen words. 3. The judge will be Mr. Will Appleton, Managing Director of The Charles Haines Advertising Agency, Ltd., Wellington. His decisi >n will be final, and no correspondence will be. entered into regarding the competition. 4. No responsibility can be accepted for any coupon lost, mislaid, or delayed, and proof of posting will not be accepted as proof of delivery. Send in your Entry now —and another one soon. Win a Cash Prize for the Summer Holidays! AT ALL TOBACCONISTS No entry will be accepted after that date. AT ALL TOBACCONISTS

fjpfj*—• <£3r- x-XJSSff^^ " THE SUN" Succeeds. ARE YOU A NEWSPAPER READER? For eleven years " The Sun " has lived up to its motto — " Always First with the Best." Discrimination is the secret of good journalism. All that happens is not news. "The Sun" has no time for the trivial or the tedious. It publishes all the news that's fit to print. And "The Sun" prints it first. It's first edition appears at 2.15 p.m., and others follow at intervals throughout the afernoon. The city paper is the evening newspaper —and " The Sun " is the evening paper par excellence. For eleven years it has led the way in New Zealand journalism. ARE YOU AN ADVERTISER? "The Sun" advertisements are "different." Those who advertise in "The Sun" are not merely offered advertising space. They are offered the brains of " The Sun " staff. Ideas are given to them daily. They are presented with new schemes of advertising. "The Sun" has no space for the obvious or the commonplace. It pays to advertise —and it pays doubly to advertise in "The Sun." You supply the goods: " The Sun " does the rest. HAVE YOU A HOBBY? Are you a motorist or a bookworm? Do you belong to the sporting crowd, or have you caught the radio fad? " The Sun " caters for all tastes. It does not run cheap syndicated material. In every department it cultivates the expert —the scisnors and the paste-pot are not its tools of trade. All its features are exclusive. This originality has spelled success. The men who have achieved these results are coming to assist in the production of " The Sun " in Auckland. The world and his wife will ba reading the Auckland edition of " The Sun." , They will never again have the chance of owning it. Apply early to the Secretary' or to the Organising Broker, lavwir- HUM LIMITED, National Mutual Life Bldgs., 41, Shortland Street, or P.O. Box 487. The Directors wish it to be known that preference will be given to the small share-holder-—"The Sun" is not a proprietary concern. » M Sufferers trom this distressing compliant, cut out this advt, .NOW and post to mo with your name and address. After 25 years of extomive research work, I have prepared a certain and safe Remedy. Particulars Free. (H) ROBT. MUIR, Dominion Road Tram Terminus, Auckland.

■» 7Mi WWMI Companion to Wf&ri&L&wk JUST a turn of the cap and new leads appear —as the illustration shows —so one may be readily selected for recharging. This is one of the six new exclusive features which simplify and perfect Eversharp's operation. The Perfected Eversharp can't dog —has its new leads readily available—has a simplified quick charging device —permits quick insertion of new eraser—has stronger, tighter clip—is made of but seven parts, all standard and replaceable. The New "Perfected Eversharp is warranted against faulty operation of any kind, from any cause whatever. Eversharp dealers will replace, free of charge, any part or parts that fail to work satisfactorily. Remington & Roneo Agency Ww of N. Z., Lid. " Nathan's Buidlings, Featheraton St., Wellington. | iff Commerce St., Auckland. and Bond St., Dunedin. qfcSP'N / THE WAHL COMPANY, NEW YORK, N. Y., U. S. A.