Page 11 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21136, 19 March 1932, Page 11 (Supplement)

The Mazda Non-Sag Filament is the greatest advance in lamp making since the war. The Non-Sag Filament prevents loss of candle* power during life, gives greater durability and better all-round lighting service. This wonderful filamcru, which has given entire satisfaction, and has emerged triumphantly from every test made by independent laboratories, Traction and Shipping Companies and Government Departments, is a Mazda invention. LAMPS WITH THE NON-SAC FJLAMt'NT AUCKLAND WELLINGTON CMniSTCHIIHCH DUNE.DI N ENGINEERING CO. LTD. MADE W ENCLAND HAM ILTON HASTINGS WANGANUI TIMA R.U SO rapid has been its rise to universal popularity that every smoker knows and appreciates the soothing, mellow coolness, and slow-burnins, pure tobacco. For B.D.V. Bright Fine Cut has scored an amazing, instantaneous, success! % im i FOR BRIGHT FINE CUT TOBACCO l' 9 PER £OZ.TIN MOTOR OIL BECAUSE IT IS *cdso Wholesale Distributors: TURNBULL & JONES, LIMITED, Auckland & Hamilton. I ER LABEL SAVING COMPETITION 1023 PRIZES HIGHLANDER! P SWF.ETF.NED CONDENSEP | § MILK | w Firil Quality. Ab>" I '^! \H w Content!: lAot. * Employees of New Zealand Milk Products Ltd. and of Nestle and Atiglo-Stviss Condensed Milk Co. (A/sia) Ltd. (and reduced) will not be permitted to compete. Ist Cash Prize ... £IOO 2nd „ ... £SO 3rd ~ ~ - £25 20 Cash Prizes - * >of £1 60 ~ ~ - - 10/440 „ - - - „ 5/PAA Consolation Prizes—Boxes of Nestle's JUu H.M.S. Chocolates. Hi Everyone can enter this 'simple competition. Bif prizes, no special conditions. The prizes will be awarded to those who forward the largest numbers of COMPLETE WHITE LABELS (not the outside wrapper) from Highlander Milk. Ask your grocer for slip giving all details. Contest ends 3lst date. Results will be published and prizes made available on Saturday, 30th April, 1932. Send your labels with name and address to Post Office Box 1759, Auckland. Entries will be accepted if bearing postmark up to midnight on Thursday, 31st March, 1932 GET YOUR ENTRY READY THE FIRST PRIZE MAY BE YOURS ! * ALWAYS Buying clothes for. the CHILD RE N WASHING WEARS THEM OUT SO -/ NOT THE'WASHING. BUT THE HARD • ' /M rubbing/ why don't a\ YOU TRY PINSO. # OUT THE DIRT EVER. SO •I# Hi msi m m GENTLY. m 1 :*s I ■' m m 7a lE* \V t mmm V/'^m m wzwjmmnm m ■/;//////. miM'tt W ifliiP/4 m; Slllis h R < WALLACE 'YES. I NEVER RUB NOW I'M USING RINSO. IT SAVES THE CLOTHES - AND ySAVES MY TIME, TOO// A a*uptku OXtTL U %,■ Mrs* E* Down* / Riselaw Road, writes: Caversham, Dunedin. / -unyvJsdsYCt zlvinX cr] M/iLrm die mm<r tflaJt 9 OXLtI urAost J{j/rvxo ccL*^ t cio arwk -Utrflo UrCUjUZfid wruPaxx. cl^uL JAt MULOMJ au-do amK wtXht cUht rxc qjlcJd lUvt -KMHJI a tLIaJ. V mc fl n Ounfittivi M-svmo TOftsO/unfl- dmh -fyi&jCc -ML JjMd, V* •71 m -*>■ I i 'i m. A LEVER PRODUCT—Marie in New Zealand AUCKXANI>