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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 13 September 1924, Page 13

An Announcement from Cadbury’ . Cadbury’s Ltd. offer an apology to their patrons throughout New Zealand for the delay in forwarding Gift Boxes for Bournville Cocoa Coupons. A further supply has just been received and Gift Boxes are being posted to all who have forwarded completed coupon sheets, in the order received. Up to the present date there are over 4QQQ homes waiting for this welcome news. The Gift Box that is now being sent is a reproduction of the work box of Mary Queen of Scots. The original, which is of pearwood, carved with ribbons, quatrefoil and initialled “M.R.” (Maria Regina), may be seen at the British Museum. The New Gift Box contains 2ozs. more chocolates than the previous ; one. Do you want to receive one of these gifts? Then start collecting NOW and send self-addressed and stamped envelope for starter sheet, to “Gift Department,” Box 38, Te Aro, Wellington. Use Boiirnville Cocoa

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