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Hokitika Guardian, 14 April 1932, Page 2

Qreair BOURNVILLE Competition BOYS and GIRLS! Get out your paint bones or crayons lIERE’S a chance to win a prize worth while ! Two Ist. Prizes of £ls ! Four 2nd. Prizes of £lO . . . and 4605 other prizes . . . just look at the list ! And it’s such a simple competition too! Just ask your grocer for one of the Bournville Cocoa Competition drawing forms . . . take it home ... set to work (your very best work) . . . send it to Cadbury Fry Hudson Ltd., Dunedin, and wait for results! VALUABLE PRIZES There are two sections to be competed in. One, for boys and girls over five and under eleven years of age and another for boys and girls over eleven and under fifteen years of age. There are 4612 prizes! If you don’t win the first in your section ... look what a large number of other chances you have. Also—you have the opportunity to help to win one of the special prizes given to the schools attended by the first and second prize-winners. Ask your grocer for a form to-day . . . get out your colours . . . and begin ! j & ■o-TS-Specimen c)(cM} SOLuSSc ** SJ?V.BOURNVILI*J!S £ I 5 cash £lO cash £5 cash 10/- cash The following prizes will be divided equally between the two sections. Two I st. Prizes - - each Four 2nd Prizes. - - each Six 3rd. Prizes - - each 100 Prizes - - each 500 I lb. boxes of Chocolates valued at 4/-. each. 1000 lb. blocks of Cadbury Chocolate valued at 1/4, and 3000 other Prizes of Novel and useful Gifts. ALSO—2 Prizes of £lO to the winning schools. 4 Prizes of £5 to the second winning schools. Closing Date—June 30, 1931® ENTRUES Children may send in as many entries as they wish. If you think you can do better than your first attempt try again. See conditions on entry form. BOURNVILLE ‘“‘g COCOA Made by Cadbury in tSie Factory in a Garden 1/32