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Ads@6: 26 November – 2 December

December 4th, 2009 by StopPress Team

The Christmas ads were all-pervasive this week, with plenty of new, mostly terrible albums on the stocking stuffer ad agenda. And Coke’s summer campaign also kicked off. Big, dumb fun in the water, just like the old days. Look how much fun those virile, tanned young things are having splashing their sticky beverages over each other!

TV1, 26 November

Beds ‘R Us
Westpac
Briscoes
Telecom
Countdown, Woolworths and Foodtown.

TV3, 26 November

Whitcoulls
Vodafone
Kathmandu
Life Pharmacy
Mitre 10
New World
Rebel Sport
Mainland

TV1, 27 November

Postie Plus
Subway
Susan Boyle album out now
Noel Leeming
Life Pharmacy
Stonewood Homes
Garnier
The Warehouse

27 November, TV3

Harvey Norman
Arnott’s Shapes
House of Travel
Fresh ‘n’ Fruity
Rebel Sport
AIA
Dominos
Bunnings
Enya album out now
Auckland University
Jennian Homes

TV1, 28 November

Wii
Lighting Plus
Briscoes
Ellerslie International Flower Show
Broil King
Mitre 10 Mega
Bond and Bond
CMC Markets
Adam Lamber album out now
Kia
Life Pharmacy
Harvey Norman
Countdown, Woolworths and Foodtown

TV3, November 28

Sunday Star Times
Slingshot
AIA
Super Cheap Auto
Pizza Hut
Mitre 10 Mega
Telecom
Whittaker’s

TV1, 29 November

Husqvarna
Firestone
Lotto
Warehouse Stationery
TEAR fund
Lancome
Placemakers
Great New Zealand Song Book
Noel Leeming

TV3, November 29

Persil
Tower
Pit Stop
Minties
Specsavers
Lynx
Water For Everyone
Tower

TV1, 30 November

Big Wednesday
Firestone
Resene
Subway
Susan Boyle album out now
Inner Health Plus
Dettol
Michael Hill
Bell Tea

TV3, November 29

The Informant in cinemas
Michael Hill
Gin Wigmore album out now
Handee
AIA
Husqvarna
Warehouse Stationery
MTA
Fresh ‘n’ Fruity
Mondo Travel

TV1, 1 December

Toyota
The Warehouse
Fibre Lite Sanitarium
Postie Plus
Revolution pet flea
Trio at the top on DVD
Firestone

TV3, December 1

BNZ
Mazda
thelowdown.co.nz
Warehouse Stationery
Big Wednesday
More FM winery tour
AIA
Adman
Big Day Out

TV1, 2 December

Bedpost
Pascoes
Raid
Mitre 10 Mega
Tefal
Rob Stewart album out now
Briscoes
Moccona
Bond n Bond

December 2, TV3

Subway

Orcon
More FM
Coca Cola
Mitsubishi
SAFE

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