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S NEXT W CLO •Hi. o*\» 'W (1 \>> o'* *^2 StV! B » L , / T**/ / UK«v B.v Lieenae itrued £/ ' / under See. 4¥ of ' / •*The Gaming Act , 190& ” Objects: To raise funds, to the extent of , the profits available, for the objects k nominated in the License. / Sec.: N. McArthur, P.O. Box 110, Wfftn. Treas.: B. L. Hammond, P.O. Box 110, Wn. i Hammond and McArthur, Ltd,, Box 110, Wellington PRIZES Please send me tickets In “MERRY XMAS” Art Union. (Tickets 2/6 each.) I enclose , also a stamped addressed envelope for reply. Name (Mr., Mrs. or Miss) Address— ——_. CLOSING DATE DEC. 24th, 1932 DRAWING DATE JAN. 14th, 1933 TOTALLING €4OOO Tickets 2%

lib. Glass Jar 4iCt SPECIAL TOBACCO fOBACtf SMOKING 9&P lib. Glass Jar for suggesting these splendid- Glass Jars of Tobacco as Christmas presents for which there is no extra charge. Mr. Jolliboy : Thank you, Father Christmas, I am glad to hear you praise our Glass Jars, for you are the World’s expert in Christmas presents. Father Christmas: And if more than one person thinks of the same idea, the recipient will welcome them all with open arms, as the Tobacco will remain in perfect condition. Mr. Jolliboy: Exactly Father Christmas, the H Q Special Tobacco and SILVER FERN Mild, between them, meet the tastes of every class of smoker. Father Christmas: Yes, and the Glass Jars, when empty, I am told, are most popular with the women folk. MILD