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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 144197, 13 September 1913, Page 8

lIP Ti GREAT m mn 23 HV3 rm IH i TOBACCO gYSftP'i will be presented for lb? retr r> of jp* “HAVELOCK” <* Tobacco Tags, or Seals, from 2~oz. .Hake Cut, or Lids from “HAVELOCK” Mixture 2-oz. Tin?, or Bauds from “HAVELOCK 4-oz. fias (Note: Bands from “HAVELOCK” Mixture 4-jz. Tins will count as Tt-.-’O) ASK YOUR TOBACCONIST OR STOREKEEPER FOR FULL PARTICULARS. Ibis Competition will close on March 31,1914 'start COLLECTING TO-DAY!

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