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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8682, 16 March 1914, Page 2

THE NEW TOBACCO Have You Tried “Velvet”? It not, TRY It and compete m the “Velvet Limerick Competition Twenty Cash Prizes as under: Ist Prize 2nd „ 3rd „ 2 Prizes of 5 »», »» lO n »» £5 O #3 O <£l 10 15 7 2 O Q 0 0 Here’s the Limerick; A lady of excellent taste Cried “Sir, I will not be embraced. Your Tobacco,TTinow, Isn’t ‘Velvet,’ and so—- •' Judge; C. N. BAEYERTZ, Editor, “The Triad/’ Wellington, read the conditions; (1) Competitors have to supply a missing line, the last word of which with the word “Embraced.” (2) Competitors may send in as many attempts as they wish but each attempt must be accompanied by one (1) empty tin of ‘ Velvet. (3) The Judge’s decision will be final. (4) All entries must be made by 31st July, 1914, after which date the Competition will close. (5) Successful Competitors’ names and addresses will be published in the leading: newspapers throughout New Zealand. (6) Attempts to be posted with full name and full address and, .an empty tin of' “ VELVET ” to: —— "VELVET” fi7 Box 181. G.P.0.. WELLINGTON i NZi

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