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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 10087, 28 September 1918, Page 11

BOYSi Make Poeket-Money COLLECT Empty Tobacco Tins and obtain 6cL per dozen Tins Required: "HAVELOCK" "HIGH ADMIRAL "LUCY HINTON' "WELCOME ISUGGET Conditions: "DERBY" "DIADEM* "GOLDEN EAGLE" "JUNO" (Dark and Aromatic) (2) Only the above Tins will be accepted, which may be assorted. (ft TINS to be securely Packed and Posted to Box 181, G.P.0., WELLINGTON. Parr-els not accepted unless full postage paid. (4\ To obtain best postage rate, it is advisable, to save Tins and post them in parcels of not less than 8 dozen (postage -lMi for weight not exceeding 81bs.) f 5) Laree quantities can be forwarded.through N.Z. Carrying Co. to The British Empire Trading C0.,-Ltd., "Wellington, but ALL Charges must be prepaid. Your name and address to be enclosed in packages. (6) Tins may also be delivered to our Warehouse, 5-7 Willeston Street. (7) On receipt of Tins prompt remittance will be made to sender. Manufacturers to thorough! the Tins as new. This Offer Holds Good Until June 3Qth. 1919. 5-7 WiUeiton Straet, W*LUn|(tan ,^§

INFLUENZA ON TRANSPORTS. Relatives and friends of soldiers em--barking should always see that "the boys" have Fluonzol. an absolute preventive of influenza Or throat troubles; also invaluable as a cleansing mouth -wash or dentifrice. Restricted canteen spaci has of late largely reduced the supplie of Pluenzol available on troopships. * In recognition of services rendered on Saturday last, Messrs Brownlee, Ltd., have donated JSS 5s to tho Central Firs Brigade's Recreation Club funds. Applications will bo received for positions in the public service from shorthand writers and typists. A photographic business is advertised for sale, particulars of which are stated in the advertising columns. SNIFF UP, QARQLE ok SWALLOW LU