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Who will win the Fourth Test? All Blacks v. Springboks CASH JO? I CASH PRIZE PRIZE for the correct forecast of the Winner and Scores. The Proprietors of “CAPSTAN” DE LUXE Cigarettes now offer a further cash prize of £IOO for the most accurate forecast of the result of 4th Test Match—ALL BLACKS v. SOUTH AFRICA —to be played on September Ist, 1928. All you have to do is—(l ) Fill in your forecast, which must be set out in the manner shown in the form below, and write your name and address in the space provided. (2) Cut out the form and post it accompanied by the necessary Capstan ck* Luxe tin to—DE LUXE COMPETITION, G.P.O. Box 1353, Wellington “CAPSTAN DE LUXE” CIGARETTES I FOOTBALL FORECASTING COMPETITION / estimate that the following number of points will be scored by the respective teams in the Fourth Test Match, AH Blacks v. Sooth Africa. K.vtra forecasting forms have been supplied to all tobacconists, but if unable lo secure additional forms, write your own, putting the All Blacks’ score first, don't forget to include your name and full address on your entry. forecasts matt be posted to arrive at the Chief Poet Office, Wellington, not later than th • morning of Saturday, September Ist, You may send in any number .of attempts provided each forecast is accompanied by a Capstan de Luxe 10’s tin. A 25’s tin allows for two forecasts and two 25’s tins allow for five forecasts. Only one attempt must be made on each form. In the event of more than one person being adjudged winners, the money will be divided. The Proprietors' decision will he final—no correspondence will he entered into. Any breach of the above conditions disqualifies the entry. fj m. % Ur W r r &

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https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/HOG19280827.2.15.6

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Hokitika Guardian, 27 August 1928, Page 1

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331

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Hokitika Guardian, 27 August 1928, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Hokitika Guardian, 27 August 1928, Page 1

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