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burnish.. that italics old boots |g § 100ß liKe new,.. A mere smear of §§ g| m m am m every The old-fashioned blacking has gone Aid of dateSince " COBRA " has come on the scene, And sales of this polish now rush at a rate As fast as a flying machine. If footwear you notice that glistens hke gold, *£■ In motor or park or in street; /> - - Unless you can guess you had /j* be told, ' gj/*d That "COBRA" accom- WQ: plished the feat. JP| give your &teni shine. m ■M&&-J*St*? iC^I

J£l4"B i» Prtees", ■ in'order-to-make still niore.Avidelykuown the remarkable ct king's Linseed Emulsion, the proprietor of that famous remedy lor complaints offers' the'above generous prizes and invites you to con of tile following competitions. ... -'.;•' ...•.•;•■- ■■ - TONKJNG'S LINSEED EMULSION and is a test, of Your floral taste and TSIELES COMPETITION. skill. The floweroftenest, .named in •Ajdd, if you can, three words to the lists received will be deemed the each of. the three following phrases, mos t beautiful; the one mentioned the words added to each phrase to have nex t most .frequently will be considered the same three initials as that phrase, second in beauty, etc. but not necessarily in same order: — The first prize of ,£lO will be. award1. Tonking's Cures Speedily ——• ed for the list which.,is corn-el, ur 2. Coughs and Colds - nearest so. The sceoudnrv n: b'.rs ••'.•!, i 3. Baby's Troublesome Cough be'five of 10/- each am!" le:: -f o/As an illustration, take the phrase e , lc]l "Hanging The Picture"; it mi ;; ht tonkiko . s L:MSEBD EKli=s:ov be completed by •' irics Henrys £ioo pu-"ji.:c pnizs Patience" (the three initials H.T.P.' , w ; UI c . )cll sol , ltio:1 „f ahove i.-...-e<. being the same). ..„„..,•.. entitled to vote fnr m':iiw "wirjC 10 will be awarded to the person >" u -V \' ~ \ . ~ p v ~.- ~,- c who completes the three triples in the \^"'!^ t ii )C 'oj:e":-ece:v:.-;-j the moM most appropriate manner ;orif no one f V'".'|j,. •.•yude'd :"• cash- prize of succeeds with the three, then pri/.e . . cn „'". 5 : t : o'i" u-e ;i will be given for. the best completion -,' " ; ch ' ctt '„f then afUr of one or two (as the case may he). • ■ ' , "■ ~, .J,.,:,.,!,;,,., pi ;i . jj.jsThe fi% solutions next in merit will ■ that the' /I.M awardwin 10/-each; thenextten will receive lo x Bro ~ „ f L . I1Ilv ;u C| lor p/-.each.-; ■ vacation tour, etc." TOKKIHQ'S LINSEED EMULSION m,-,„! r l vivi'whh to vote onlvfor the ACROSTIC COMPETITION. bhounl \o.i v, i.„i Required to form a sentence the in- will, then" be ;t.al letter of each, word obe the e.g.t £ l V J , h voles . v „„ „.,„,. letters ,u •• fonkmg's," and m tne or d cfIUBC i:l same order. To ,1 ustrate: Suppose J - iutcresl o edi sllcU a ,; the acrostic was to be bu.lt upon «» > school-teacher a "Yuletide"; a sentence meet.ng the iail f on tr | / (rls Rested in above requirement would be \ oiilhful, On- k0 .- ,i 0 ,; :lt to a famii ■: .sophisticate.-- ~ovcrs Uujoy 1 hem- -- | * U) crL . c , a lo ,,:. selves Immensely Di.n..K h™..^ ; „ r . I;eauli f vl „.Vour own tow.: ; A prize of £lO will be av.anled fo: - nosSital funds, or anv the best sentence formed or , no - c uWicorpriv atecl.ari.y. complete sentence of -eight words i* « » hundreds of worth v ~-,-, ... made thenprize will go to the person * • dev oted. " furthest along the_ word 1 cubing s. communities may be under no The secondary prizes consist of five of « iris provided that th.,l 10/-each and ten of 5/- each. ,| „ , £ bj ' ect „ rectivc the TON fl^^ l COMPET I T I U 0^ lON I /100 which obtains the most votes in The requirement is to name six proportion to the population of thee - flowers in the order of their beauty, | ectorate in which the object is located. CONTEST CONDIiiONS.-The nature of the Coiupetiliohs\will ali.iiost S" l^.I .^ bWk"iia°il lffo.ii 5/6 hollies will serve, or l.olh will entitle to two separate replies or vote. A complete box fron.,4/6.si Z e will give Ihree entries. Von may send n. as many so nUons asl^o^P^fons.^e^Sons'wm 1^:;^ compKTtlorf P all prizes■■•will be' paid in cash and the names of the successful - Hsheai in this paper. The competition will remain open long enough to permit a reasonable Smber 61[auswtere being received, but to ensure an abundance of time for fullycons.der k Xir solution J yon are u?ged to forward them as soon as possible. A bonus of £1 each w.. 1, I toTtheir.prizes, be paid the three prize winners whose answers reach us earliest. The'aate for fclbsihg will be duly announced in this paper. Addressall replies to 'Tonkin,- ~ Competifioh,"'P:b. Boi IS9; Dunedin. . ...... .-.;-• :,,.. ..TONKING'S LINSEED EMULSION „ - , . I-iom ali'fch'emist/and Storekeepers. 1/6, 2/6, 4/6 per bottle. Wholesale : all inerch.uU.s : ' I vote that the /l'»> prize l:e awi jd to Miss X. Hrow.n, of Lynnville, i-acatiou tour, etc." .-" Should vou wish to vote onlylor public pri'/.e, y"ou may omit the'e petition solutions, and will, then cedited with two votes. Vou i vole for any person or good cans which you "are interested, such giving 'a-, popular schbol-teache. vacation trip (as suggested in al. example);" donating' '£\oQ to a fat: left destitute ; helping lo erect a U clock, or beautifving your own to-, aiilin-' the local i.ospital funds, or -.", There are hundreds of worthy um-; :■■■ i e I which JT\ OO can be devoted. ".> In order that contestants in li.e " 0 f I smaller communities may be uihll-.-no ».ji disadvantage, it is provided that thai 1 " worthV object" shall; receive the £IOO which obtains the most votes m ;ix proportion to the population of the elv, I ectorate in which the object is located. iture of 'the Competitions .will almost ceiuiiiily se-i solutions are absolutely .idenlical, the pn::e •er that cases of this kind will occur unless one

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