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Ads@6: 9-15 Oct

October 16th, 2009 by Frances Chan

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Best night this week was Monday 12: ONE News had 632,800 viewers and 513,790 for 3 News.

TV One, 15 October 2009

Warehouse Stationary
Westpac
Panadol Extra
Bunnings Warehouse
Yellow Chocolate
Instant Kiwi
The Great New Zealand Song Book
Bunnings Warehouse

TV3, 15 October 2009

CanTeen
MySky
100%
Tic Tac
Subway
Bed Post
Lotto
United Travel

TV One, 14 October 2009

Southern Cross health insurance
JetStar
Hits for Kids album in stores
Kate Morgan weight management
Dell
Elivae
Rebel Sport
Castrol Magnatec
Habitat for Humanity

TV3, 14 October 2009

Copper Kettle chips
Tile Warehouse
2 Degrees
United Travel
100%
Michael Buble
Weight Watchers
Southern Cross travel insurance

TV One, 13 October 2009

OPSM
The Warehouse, Get Warm Insulation
Inner Health Plus
Harry Connick Jr
Kumfs
Weight Watchers
Skyline
McCain Peas
Janola
VTNZ

TV3, 13 October 2009

MOJ – Pay your fines
Coca Cola
Rebel Sport
Subway
Auckland Show Week
Dettol
An Education in Cinemas
Auckland’s Big City

TV One, 12 October 2009

Toyota
Tower business insurance
Air NZ, Top of the World sale
Just for Men hair dye
Whiskas
Cialis
Plates.co.nz
Auckland Glass
Fresco Shades

TV3, 12 October 2009

Mainland Cheese
Laserlite
Ladyhawke
Cotton Softs
Flight Centre
Pineapple Lumps
Caci Clinic

TV One, 11 October 2009

Subaru Outback
Briscoes
Panadol Extra
Habitat For Humanity
Total Span
Southern Cross Health insurance
Optimum pet food
Lotto

TV3, 11 October 2009

ANZ
Finish dish cleaner
Specsavers
Dell
Orcon
Mortein
The Energy Spot

TV One, 10 October 2009

Harvey Norman
Sealord Tuna
Panadol Extra
An Education in cinemas
Noel Leeming
Briscoes
AA 3rd party insurance
New World

TV3, 10 October 2009

Sunday Star Times
State Insurance
Super Cheap Auto
Plumbing World
CRC
Briscoes
Sovereign

TV One, 9 October 2009

Tower business insurance
Briscoes, Sat and Sun sale
Spice n Easy
AA Rewards
Gregg’s Cafe Gold
Bond+Bond
Sealy Posturepedic
Flooring First
Kumfs
Tower business insurance
New World

TV3, 9 October 2009

Vaseline
Subway, Sub of the day
Harpic
Breast Cancer Foundation
Whitcoulls
Arnotts Shapes
House on DVD
Masport

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