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Southland Times, Issue 19294, 12 July 1924, Page 8

SAVE COUGH MIXTURE MONEY, AND WIN £5O.

Seventy-two cash prizes are to be awarded to folk who write a short, simple letter about their experience with Heenzo (Hean’s Essence). First prize is £5O cash; second, £lO 10/-; third, £5; and 69 other cash prizes of 10/- each. What must you do ? Simply give Heenzo a test, prove its soothing, healing qualities, learn how it saves cough-mixture money—then sit down and write a short letter about it. The most interesting letters will win. Full particulars of Competition are given in Circular, “£5O for a Letter.” Write for free copy to Heenzo Proprietary, P.O. Box 771, Wellington. Note—Take Heenzo Cough Diamonds with you on car, boat, or train. Good for throat. 1/-.—Advt.

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