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NZ Truth, Issue 985, 11 October 1924, Page 2

Take the TO SUCCESS IN BAKING Using "Anchor" Milk Powder m baking is good because: (1) It Improves the quality by the addition ■( f . nutritive milk solids ; and . .(*) I*- lessens the cost by giving more loaves from the same amount of flour. Housewives will find "Anchor" Milk Powder improves their plain and fancy cooking, just as the baker finds it improves his shop goods. It improves the texture, flavor and appearance. It is useful as a standby against a milk shortage for domestic use as well. AVAILABLE IN 11b. TINS FROM PROGRESSIVE GROCERS.New Zealand Co-operative Dairy Co. Ltd. HAMILTON and AUCKLAND. ' or A.S..PATERSON & CO. LTD., OUTSIDE AUCKLAND PROVINCE. jfpV M\ld^ to' iSpOft Oft €L TOURNEYS to and from sport will be quickly and easily accomplished if you ride a B.S.A. Bicycle. i Y\§ \ Well known for their easy-running qualities and the last/tm \\\\ ftV-a. ' ng Serv ' ce l^ at l^ e y sive — B.S.A. Bicycles tiave become I imll \~\ iS *^^w P°P u ' ar w^k ever y c l ass °^ cyclist throughout the world. I^^^L^^lMly^^ "^ 0U w '" never re S ret y° ur choice if you 'y^M^^^/F/^i decide to purchase. one of these really splendid machines. ) See your local Agent and obtain full particu'rwJTKw' ' ars °^ B.S.A. Bicycles — the bicycles that give years of satisfactory service under all conditions. Have your bicycle fitted' with the Eadie Coaster Hub. C. E, BLAYNEY BJS.A. Factory Representative - 3O Courtenay Place. WELLINGTON. 6 Do you use a B.S.A. Gun ?

k^ \\ (I' U^4/^^^-^% p^^n d /L-4 \ (^i I \^^^y^\ EVERY PERSON WHO SENDS 1^ -. < ~*^^&> 'I/Si^^***^ JhiQ>^ ' \^O>^ -^ . f »V—--^^ ;^^g \j/^^ ft jA^^^ commemorate this grand Competi- : — — - ' - mi- i --i i , r - * ii i. j i if /* 1 1 \\ ' vTI srt cover. Remcrnbcr, every com • V T «•, ,. - T _„ . 7T _. «■••.' ~7^ I ' " ' petitor m Class "A" and "B" will Io Win, Name Objects' m Picture Beginning with Letter 5." receive a copy of -narrow '■ i ' ■ ESCAPES," free of charge. ■ Of course you would like to win £250 Here's your Prize. The correct list by which judging will be opportunity. Make a list of the things m the above done, will be made up only of the correct words m £$> g u ¥: Ie P ict ure begifining with the letter "S." There's the lists received, thus you are insured honest and ' /"P^k sS&Zft*. aSP*&* je&axs. %. Saddle, ptump, Screw-driver, Shirt, Stockwhip, etc. impartial, treatment. w /W^©i |fe Jt'a a great game for your spare time! Over £600 WISHING WILL NOT WlN— so start now. The "^* B m M W i 1 ' will positively be paid m cash to the thirty persons secret of success is merely the knack of using your C*le£?s I tvho submit the nearest correct answers, so send brains. Others have won — so can you I Surprise ''ffiEsw^ , tn your list of "S" words as soon as possible. yourself and friends by winning £250. Then you "S /f% <a W^ % If. your list is awarded First Prize m Class A, you'll can travel, pay a deposit on a new home, buy &V\t H C&«?Id P^WKrw/!>«. pi win £250. If you enter for Clasa B and win First beautiful things, or establish your own business-— - ' ■ «" «^V' X &s.££&& m Prize you will be paid £100. Under Class C (no the possibilitieo are great. T w ° Four Valve "Radio- 1 cubscription payment) you would win £10 for First vox" Wireless Sets are also offered as prizea Prizes., Class A. Class B. Class C. m . . ' Ist f.250 £100 £10 ft 1 2nd- £100 £40 £4 ra MORE READERS FOR "THE TRIAD" . Sh :::::: «S ' £ il 7 %.. I IT COSTS NOTHING TO TRY! There is absolutely charge, reproductions, m full colour, of oil and ndditl ", £5 " 2/6 1 po entrance fee of any kind. Our aim is to secure water-colour pictures by representative artists By ' ion^ prizes, > £2/10/- £i j/_ | more readers for "THE TRIAD," which, with its taking part hv this picture puzzle competition' you rwW"*" "^ nl*i t » ,1 junußual stories, its clever verse, its chatty criticisms make a clear saving of 4/- m the £on your subscrfp" (24) months' subscripU^n I oi art, literature, muoic.and the drama, is of interest tion to this bright, beautiful, entertaining, informa- TRIAD,'^. post free — a saving of 4/-. E to all. In Classes "A" and "B," your payment is tive and original journal. It will be a iov f n , s CLASS "B." Send 10/- for twelve (12) £g eoleirfor subscription to "THE TRIAD," which is and yours to rfeceive, every month, "THE TRIAD*" P°°" fre^Mvtoff 11 of°2/™ E TRIAD >" i ( isaued monthly at I/- per copy, including, free of the leading literary journal of Australia and N.Z. ' CLASS "C." If no subscription is sent. 1 '„."■ '.'■'-. ■ . ' ■ ' ■ ■ Make U P your list '° f "S" words and' m 'FOLLOW THESE EASY RULES -\> ■ • '"■ peting m Class A or ■ "B." No sub- '6$ .(I.V Anyone, excepting employees of "THE TRIAD" MAGA- only once, but any part or parts of objects may »1 v scription payment is necessary for Class W ?:i.NE, LTD., or their relatives, may take part m this named. Either the singular or plural of a word m k " C " Remit payment by Postal Note "-"'few fascinating puzzle game. Competitors may send m any used, but not both. Words of same spelling but diff' y ■ f Money Order, Crossed Cheque, or Bank (M ' jiu'mber. of entries and may enter m any or all classes so meaning or synonymous words will count once only r Note. It is advisable to send entry and S« 'ong'aa the conditions of subscription to "THE . TRIAD" pound (words made up of two complete English wii remittance m the same envelope and by m lire fulfilled. • and hyphenated words are acceptable, but obsoU. registered post Add exchange to H / • ;,,-•■ foreign words will not be permissible. Any dictionary, ° r \ cheques: 6d. N.S.W., 1/- other States Sis ' ,/2) Nam« only those objects visible m the picture beginning boused, but Webster's International Dictionary will U 5? Payment from N.Z. should be made by m • ■/ith letter, "S." Thn idea is to have as many correct words final authority. ■ thc Post Office Money Order only. %S Vis possible, nnd the method of awarding the prizes will be . -,«». >:o deduct the number of incorrect or omitted words from (5) Number your words m the order that you finH M, TC *"¥"* lO* A%. 9 U those which are correct Whichever list receives the most —1, 2. 3, 4. etc. Write on one side of paper only ,S %~* **• & «*^ "> / i •points will be awarded first prize, and so on down the list place your full name and address at the too of tK» Lv. ? ' ■ M t& ffiS'W? ?k l ®tSS.fe..*'Si*™s! SSuS a rs . s^ 2 * r i^.p^-«.w-I.I3MSTS TWO £75 WIRELESS I OF EACH PRIZE TIED FOR WILL BE AWARDED TO envelope. CUTTC TW D 7 Ijr/^^i. E MACH TV.NC CONTESTANT. j^A^e™ %^^rt &ETS , TO » E W ON ! 1 ;" , c " c -i i v j... vJiii Uf made un from th~ lists 'sent m received will be carefully considered. . or a 1-our {1) Valve Kaaiovox Wireless m "udßing Will be done, will oe maae up. i rom /en. lists sent m ; /..-.. Set wi u be added to whichever prize he !« Uv contestants, -and . notl rom a paster ■ • list or »««*«»*• (7) The .judges will be the Very Rev. Dean Talfeot Sir wins if he enters m 9 ass " A " or CIa3S i Jist. Correct list, list winning: £250 prize, and names and Frederick Walev and the Hon W A Holmai, $ r 'tv "B." This set (valued at over £75) has 88 addresses of al }. H-tee-wim,er.. if W,ll be published m the jpl^ ara m no way connected with' 'THE TRIAD" Ind a ran « e o{ over 6 ' o ° o m ,! les - TI !t ""» ** I January issue of. THE TRIAD. • • all competitors agree to abide by the conditions of the supplied to our order by United Dis- | <4 ) U~ only English words. An object may be named £«- ™* £& fin^ <£%£&** » I ■•. • ' ',;./'• • « - - batteries and aerials. Delivered with full » -'■■•'» * TKF P11771F FniTOR ' ' ' instructions and all charges prepaid. | Post your Answers to: THE PUZZLE EDITOR, , An Extra Prize of a Four (4) Valve i __ _^ _ _" ~, _ ' _ ■>•■■■• _ "Radiovox" Wireless Set. as above, will si mTDf A Tl' B TFI li/iolr Ihßfl rQ(<t aVAOffh U« A al Q«r,Vwirv«» nlso be awa^ed under the same condi- ffl lKlAli« Lil/*f- 1/6SK-. 324 .a ' I.OU - V&St Credgll Dtreet, OVCtliey «ons to the lady sending m the nearest I „.:.- ■■;■•' ; '- ■ ' .;..■. • . W 7 V ,7 correct list of "S" words. g|