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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20599, 25 June 1930, Page 5

I ne only cocoa in the world roasted by an unequalled method, which makes it the most delicious and most economical. Van Houten's now oser in exchange for labels to be found around each tin a splendid selection of presents. in exchange for a label from lib. tin "Gold Label ** Cocoa (40 points) you can obtain, e.g.. Ladies' celluloid fans, teaches ts, spoonboxes, stampboxes, etc., etc. 120 points: Wooden clocks, gold embroidered black satin cushion-covers, children's small batteries and coils, etc., etc. 500 points? Japanese teasets, modern art necklaces, gents' nickel-silver watches, etc., etc., 480 points: Satsuma vases, Morocco-leather ladies' handbags, surf riding animals, etc., etc. Collectors of labels for VAN HOUTEN'S GREAT FREE GIFT SCHEME are invited to send their labels, together with name and address enclosed, to our New Zealand Agents, P.O. Box 976, Wellington. I label of 1 lb. tin counts 40 points. I label o£7;lh. tin counts 20 points. I label of/* lb. tin counts 10 points^. Winter l w IMr A SPECIAL PURCHASE has been effected in the CHINA DEPARTMENT and will be offered TO-MORROW and following Days at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES .... English Dinner Sets, 32 Reduced to Tea Sets, 21 Reduced to 1 Sets, 7 pieces Reduced to V Sets, 7 pieces Reduced to , tap, Saucer and Plate from Reduced to 4'H Each English Teapots Greatly Reduced —Ranging Erom Each Early Inspection Advised! I I