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Ads@6: 11—17 February

February 23rd, 2011 by StopPress Team

All the regulars are accounted for in this edition of Ads@6, with an array of cars, food, banks, electronics and home/DIY on offer. But it’s the battle of the male deodorants that sticks out, with the rather entertaining ‘Premature Perspiration’ spot for Lynx going head to head with the new and quite powerful All Black-laden Rexona ad. Be still our beating hearts.

Friday 11 February

TV1

Countdown Summer Series
Raid

TV3

Warehouse Stationery
Kiwi Bank
Number One shoes
Harvey Norman
Berocca
Godfreys
Hamilton ITM 400

Saturday 12 February

TV1

Harvey Norman
Jeep
Window Treatments
Kiwi Bank
Noel Leeming
CMC Markets
Lexus

TV3

Repco
Pams
Dominos
Rebel Sport
Rexona
Stihl

Sunday 13 February

TV1

Audi
Barbra Streisand on DVD
Noel Leeming
Toshiba
Friend
Nights in the Garden of Spain
St John
Hyundai

TV3

Holden
Dove
Seek
McDonald’s
Webjet
Lynx
Harvey Norman

Monday 14 February

TV1

Countdown Summer Series
Noel Leeming
Mitsubishi Electric
Mitre 10 Mega
Countdown

TV3

Mike Pero Real Estate
Dove
Super Rugby
Fujitsu
AMI
Countdown
Color Steel

Tuesday 15 February

TV1

Countdown Summer Series
L’Oreal
t&t
Countdown

TV3

McDonald’s
Lynx
Glad
Gillette
Fly Buys

Wednesday 16 February

TV1

L’Oreal
Countdown
Kia
St John
Farmers
Tip Top
Bed, Bath & Beyond
Golden Homes
Export Meat Warehouse

TV3

No Strings Attached in cinemas
Burger King
Persil
Special K
The Warehouse
Lynx
Burger King
The Quit Group
Arnotts

Thursday 17 February

TV1

Countdown Summer Series
Farmers
Pascoes
Countdown

TV3

Pak N Save
Mitre 10
BNZ
Rexona
Lotto
Harvey Norman
Colgate

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