"ANCHOR COMPETITION We have pleasure In annpwnclnß the winners in the "Anchor" Competition, r gently held, as follows fto—Boon, H., 12, Onslow l?oad, Epsom. •/.. £s—Goodsell, Mrs. G„ P.W.D. Cairip, St. Heliers Bay. 3. £2—Jones, Mr. M. R., H.M \S. Laburnum, Devonport, 4. £1 —i-ovegrove, Mr. 0. J., 4,*. Redmond Street, Ponsonby, 5. £l—Laslettt, Mrs. C., Hunurt, Pajjakurn.. 6. £l—Couidrey, Mr, 3., tftaffortl Road, Northcoto. 7. 10/-—Howarlh, Mrs., Seiwyn BOrcet, Kolnmarama. S. 10/—Steel, Miss Dorothy, E a mock Avenue, Takapuua. 0. 10/—Eramson, Mrs., 44, Rosa Road. Ponsouby. 10. 10/- —Baker, Mrs. M. E., 14, Rufcigh Street, Mt, Eden. 11. 10/" —Wilson, Mr, Wm., 17, Oweos Rond, Devonport. ' 12. 10/—Dudley, P.oy, Great Sftutb Boad, Epsom. 13. :#/•-*• Low, J, E,, Kohiniaraina, 14. 10/. —Chambers, Miss E., SO, .Queen Mary's Avenue, Epsom. 13. 10/-—O'SulUvan, Mr. S., Stores Branch. G.P.0., Auckland, 16. 10/—Holland, Mrs. 0. F., 30, Middfcton Road, Eemuera. 17. 8/—Evans, Miss Patty, Post Office. Waihopo. 18. 5/ —Pemicll, Mr. A„ 58. Wellasley Street W, City. 19. 5/—Thomas, Mrs. T„ 78, Union Street. Auckland. 20. 5/—Brash, Leonard, Marine Avenue, Edendalo. 21. S/> May, Master G. D., 27, Arthur Street, Oneliunga. 22. 5/—Gardiner, Miss tI&M, Great South Road, Otalmbu. 23. 5/—MarsacK, Miss 8., 11. Douglas Road. Mt. EA«n. 24. 5/—Cowsill, Boy, 99. ILobson Struct, City. '25. 5/-—Newson, M«ss H., cf* Cowio Avonue, Kobimaraina. 26. 5/—Coatss, Miss E., 10, Cyarltou Goro Road, Grafton. 27. 5/—MHIS, Mrs. J. L,, Hui'a Post Office, New Lynn. 28. 6/—Ooidge, Master, Mt. JMaunganui, Tauranga. 29. 5/—Simon, Mr, O, Cure %. A. Edgar, 187, Eemuera Road. 30. 5/—Connor, Mrs. A., 125, 'jtvaeangabarie Road. 31. 5/—Pedley, G„ JlO, Street W., City. 32. 5/—Kestle, Mrs. E,, .78, Summer Street. Ponsouby. 03. 5/—Jones, Master, C. S„ Street. Avondalo South. 34. 5/—Chaytor, G. E„ Edward Sfceet, St. Heliers Bay. 35. 5/—Lever, Mrs. R. H., Broadway, Papakura. 36. 5/■—Raisele, Mr. Luke, S.S. Tolui*. Auckland. AUCKLAND. — r"~A mxssesta - - •• .m>-» :< No common finny folk aire MaconocKies Proudiw silver - coated, richly flavoured, firmfleshed nnd tender. In tins Fresh. Kippered or in Tum&to SmhSß. A standby in every home. Sole New Zealand Agent#, ELLIS AND MANTON LTD.. WclUaelss. 56
/- Colours Two colours now act as a guide tc discriminating cigarette smokers — . "GREYS" (GREEN), known every- , where as the most popular quality. cigarette in "mild" strength,. "GREYS" (GOLD), made from the same timemellowed Virginia tobacco, with the same choice flavour, with the same degree of carefulness, but in "medium" strength. Both with the tradition of leadership that the famous "GREYS" colours symbolise—"Second to none W if "Greys" / r Silk Cut Virqinia CIGARL FT ES Now in TWO Strengths C 1 GREYS " Green (Mild) GREYS" Gold (Medium) si% /. W/cS 4 a/9 II MAJOR DRAPKTN & CO. LONDON. 4/43
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19513, 17 December 1926, Page 6
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