Page 11 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23594, 1 March 1940, Page 11

JUST WRITE A LAST LINE TO THIS LIMERICK "When economy counts," said JMiss Wriyht, ''/ ad rise you io sticli io jMdt'inilc. Too much spoils the taste, So there's no trace of waste, A HELPFUL HINT ON HOW "" " s "" TO WIN Entries will be judged mainly on sincerity and aptness of thought. So^ begin by reading sample it. Their delight will be your inspiration. And HH don't make the mistake of ■iINMIBIBI B i ™'B k■ ■ Blllfill thinking your 'last line* isn't BBMJffIMjftMBMMMMBMWHBMMBMBBHI good enough. Pop it in the fj 1. Write plainly or print your last line on an ordinary sheet of paper, together with your HaHMBw|^K|^BBMBMHB^MBB^BH|ffIM name and address, and send to ton, or the Sanitarium Health HHHHBnHHMn|^HflHAiDlHHdMß^^Hj^^HMp^ra|^j Food Company's Shop at BTMiI »tj fcl JJ|MriJ| Bfijl fil»1 >1 fcj AmßTußw Auckland, Wellington, Christ- Wrflj llir^CjEgg church or Dunedin. Send no BH^BBBißß^^^^^K^Mßp^ilj|lTOEg|B9!MM^j^^^^^^|| extra drawings, photographs J1HIB11 ffl or letters with your entry. ffljHNß^fflß^KHHiHHAHraHHßi^nr 2. Entries will be judged for sin- uflßwiffiwif'YWMffllßM»ffi^finiH*MliTifflnlfflWMmTHP^ cerity and aptness of thought, originality and neatness. The decision of the Results will be published in this paper, tojudges will be final. Fancy entries will not gether with the new limerick, a fortnight count extra. after the closing date. 3. There will be a new Limerick Contest every 4. The contest is FREE and open to everyone fortnight. Each contest will run for two except employees of the Sanitarium Health weeks only. Entries must be in the hands of Food Company and Carlton - Carruthers the judges on the closing date of the contest. Limited. CONTEST No. 17 CLOSES MARCH 15th. WATCH THIS PAPER FOR RESULTS MARCH 29t1l SANITARIUM HEALTH FOOD COMPANY, CHRISTCHURCH Results will be published in this paper, together with the new limerick, a fortnight after the closing date. 4. The contest is FREE and open to everyone except employees of the Sanitarium Health Food Company and Carlton - Carruthers Limited. II IT'S fun! It's easy! It's a gold-mine! Think of winning a crisp new £5 note just for writing a last line to this Marmite Limerick! There are so many things you can say about Marmite. All the family loves this rich Vitamin B concentrjition. And how good for them it is! Wise mothers put the Marmite jar on the table every meal—keep another jar handy in the kitchen. That extra little dash of Marmite is often what makes a dish. The pert, piquant flavour has a way of its own with soups, stews, caiiseroles, gravies, sauces, sandwiches and lelt-overs. And remember, Marmite is a boon to budgetcers because it's so rich, bo racy, so concentrated, a little goes a long way. Here are some facts about Marmite to help you write several "last lines". Start now —send in all the "last lines ' you can think of. Don't throw any idea away. It may be a winner. 1. Marmite is one of the richest sources of Vitamin B known to science. 2. Marmite is not only a delicioua vegetable extract—it is a food rich in nourishment, supplying energy and vitality, and building resistance to disease. 3. Marmite aids the digestion of other foods, and is highly recommended by the medical profession as being of great benefit to invalids and young children. 4. Marmite checks constipation, enriches the blood, improves the digestion, clears the skin, and tones up the system generally. 5. Because of its rich colour and temj»ting aroms. and flavour, Marmite encourages the! appetite. 6. Marmite is very concentrated therefore*most economical, and will keep for any length, of time in ahy climate, PRIZEWINNERS IN LIMERICK CONTEST NO. 15 FIRSJT PRIZE £5: Mrs. A. Ctivell, Waingalce; FIVE PRIZES OF £ll O. Garland, Clifford Ave., Chch.; Mrs. D. Garrett, Spey St., Irivercirgill; Mrs. B. Dunn, Drury; Mrs. R. Kemp, Hastings; Miiss H. Forbes, Grey> mouth; TEN PRIZES OF 10/-: Mrs. M. Hawkins, Balfour Rd., Psrnell; Mrs. Tie, Balclutha; Miss D. Payne, Napier; Miss K. Lindsay, Q jeens* town; Mrs. H. Wilkinson, Lorn St., Invercarj;ill; Miss N. Wiison, Master* ton; Mrs. L. Kay, Hackthorne Road, Chch.; Miss Hall, Wellesley Street. Auckland; Mrs. C. Whitfield, Korakonul; Mrs. A. Newbigging, Miltons TWENTY PRIZES OF 5/: Mrs. T. Ellis, Karaka; Mi«s E. Smith, Elltss Rd., Invercargill; Miss K. Page, Waihi; Mrs. Bruce, Waterloo Rd., Lower Hlutt; Miss K. Tt-acy, Korakonui; Miss A. Thompson, Cashmere Sanitarium; Mrs. M. Russell, R.M.D. Pongakawa Valley; Miss I. Parker, Gishornej Mr. H. Stanton, Nelson; Miss Owen McKenziis, Hataitai Rd., Wftn.; Mr*. L. Dennis, Manurewa; Mrs. L. Row*, Fit«roy; G. Dewhlrst, The Infirmary, Epsom; Nurse, L. Kenny, Rawhicl Hospitail; Miss J. Billing, Roakaka; H. U Frank, Rotorua; Miss G. Meadows, Elliott St., Auckla.nd; Miss W. Hlkalro, Ahimia, D. Vile, Shirley; Mr*. Elsie Wisher, Coromandel. I I m T- / yy I fi/s By License issued under section 42 of "The Gaming Act, 1908. H OBJECTS: To raise funds to the extent of the profits available for the objects to be specified by the Hon. Minister of Internal Affairs. ALLUVIAL GOLD CLOSES: 2nd MARCH, 1940 DRAWN : 15th MARCH, 1940 SECRETARY: N. McARTHUR, P.O. BOX I 10, WELLINGTON. TREASURER: B. L. HAMMOND, P.O. BOX I 10, WELLINGTON. POST THIS COUPON - MESSRS. HAMMOND & McARTHUR LTD., P.O. Box 1505, AUCKLAND. Please send me tickets in "MY LUCKY DAY" Art Union (Tickets 2/6 each). I enclose Postal Note for £ also stamped addressed envelope for reply. (Postal stamps not accepted in payment of tickets.) NAME ADDRESS (Mr., Mrs., or Misi) 0 2nd 50 3rd 4 3 sth 2 6 th * 1 7th 5 100 PRIZES ef£seac 0 TOTAL PHIZES <>L ;g IA LU PAYABLE IN AL .PRIZES