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. ANOTHER £300 IiTURNEE; f PRIZE WINNERS . \ vMIy M DECEMBERCOMPETITION ' 1915 - «If Sail a 1- Mrs. Chaafe. Karamu Farm, Box 2£, Hastings ......... -05 50■-' -v ' V, . ymf//fJtogr/ff ff / Iff B 2. I. Hodgson, Babylon, near Dargaville-...;. ,3 3 0 YVuH/r /y / B Mrs. if. Hogan, Seddon Street, Raot i'lli 2 2.0 ' ff if H *///// f ' ss Chaucer Street.-- Milton •'.: 110 •S*v ■(& ff IS \m.*S ff y/ e Mrs. Henry Gill, Wliangamomona, via Stratford 10 6 and a present. ( £*= s 'JJ ffl\ MI. S. Goebel, Bulls, North Island 5 0 „ „ " 1 f Ja. B • bT Mrs. K. Houloston, Lower Koliatahi. Hokitika 5 0 ~, ' . J F ra 8 M Miss Bessie Wisely, Milton 511 „ „ » i A H tep\ Miss Florence Sutherland, Lemon St., New Plymouth - 5»(U>. --.i--'— V/ \\/f W 8 Mrs. Perkins, 144 Dowling Street, Dunedin- 5 0 „" „ ■ jfy J h Nurse M. Kathleen Grubb, To Kopuru Hospital, North. . . •*» S MVa 1 Mrs. J. Pearson, c/o Merson's Private Bag; Ohakune'..-.- 50 •„ j;. "~ a \Jr Jgjk Mrs. H. Long, 2 Dalton Street, Napier ..0^1........... 5 0 J| V . > i Mrs. Skeets, 13 Oxford Street, South. Dunedin 50 ' „ „ .:^ H . W k Mrs. V. L. Ensor, 56 Ballance Street, 'Whataupoko 5 0' „ W ' <S«\ Miss Clara Cox c/o Mr. G. CoXj Enfield ; 5 0 „ . n V. \ ®| \ Mrs, H. W. Treweek, Mata, Eltham 5 0 „ „ /" w'> NJ. \ Elsie Eae, c/'o H. Thrush, Inaha, Hawera 1..'.. 5 0 . „ „ T, S A \ /av U"*' V" 1 'm Miss Hilda Scoble, 731 Cumberland St., Dunedin 5 0,,,,' - jOSSt /MA r V m-l Mrs. T.'Henderson, Ballance St., Aramoho, "Wanganui 5 0 „ „ •' . - / f\\\' Sv/if Mrs. I. L. Boves, 14 Fflrm Rd; ( Northland, Wellington ~5,0;; „ „ .'X (vifl&CAf Lf\ V Eonga Chohvill, Brooinieknowe,-Carrington Eoadi New ; > fegLfi, { Plymouth 5 0 „ „ ■p3£- IIrPSS--- »' ® . Mrs. H. Beattie, The Terrace, Taihape '. 5 0 «. » y [fir I\Kl 1 uWi 4 ''! ViV • Mrs. H. Brown, Makerua, Shannon 5 0 ~ „ H F vJmV mn '' Mrs. 6. Taverdall, Fredrick Street, Palmerston N, .... 5 0 „ ('/Compotitoia who do not find tbair names in the aljovo,list «ad the folloiriig:-' liir ■ !M I ft at we not 2 ive A FEW. BIG PRIZES, leaving Uf I j hundreds of Competitors disappointed, We are posting, as soon-as; J%w 1200 ValiiaWe Pre§aiSs 1 fk W$ V 3 Each Competitor who sent in over, 50 Coupons should receive one, Of course Competitors sending in the greater number of Coupons will receive the. more valuable presents, ."'v.. — Any Com P eWSor entltlcdvto a Present who lias changed iiis or her Address IlirTOi™!. since forwarding Coupons Is requested to at once communicate the New ; . Address to the BELL TEA CO., DUNEDIN.' HAVE YDXJ TRIED " p|l| | . A It Stands Alone toy QUALITYj. " uAM,A A Tea Coiapon m Every Tin.:

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