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Southland Times, Issue 21264, 10 December 1930, Page 11

£2OO IN* PRIZES % (r T ft™ am awl si asy £5 ■ COMPETSTBON You may »end in any number of attempts, provided each attempt is All you have to do is to number these advertisements in order of merit recorded on one of these forms. Each form must be accompanied by— according to your judgment. A space has been provided at the foot of , . . .rs. « each advertisement tor this purpose. Insert m these spaces numbers IO “CAPSTAN” 10’8 Complete Packets 1 to 12. t or ® ’• ?^, S Boxes The Competition will be worked like an election. Until the votes have <”■ 2 oO s Tins been received and counted, we shall not know the result. or 4 ~ Tobacco Tins jf y Our U.t comes nearest to the order chosen by popular vote you will Extra Entry Forms and Full Conditions at all Tobacconist*. be the winner. 1 To “CAPSTAN,” G.P.O. Box 1560, WELLINGTON. A, I agree to accept the decision of the Manufacturers as final on all points. 1 (,YL Name Closing ■pYltlTs This is the lUsc Block Lettml Date : most interesting Address 1December * V Competition ever organised in F Neu) Zealand, as the dinners 7*“’ KJ QU' J are decided by the actual rotes — 1930. of the Competitors. I ___ 1 7 1 Sorae People Sa y ! Z*” Early toted and early to rise— Tt- y A “Capstan” ffidCAPSIANISE r*n«TAM % # CAPSTAN CAreTAN “ammr NAVY CUT CIGARETTES V .£!2CIGARETTES J NAVY CUT Odettes; No No No No No No Perfect tobajc6d\ r iw. o YOU A /-z/ ) diPSi A 7 Wcarettes z V / ' h ' e,h ' help qualities to /,• CAPITAN CAPSTAN x» CN .’o o :.rNAVY CUT CIGARETTES c A ut Y CIGARETTES U I jI I No No No No :

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