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Press, Volume CIX, Issue 32119, 15 October 1969, Page 21

FIAT & DUNCAN FIELD DAY DRIVE THE NEW FIATS YOURSELF!! SEE THE DUNCAN TILLAGE EQUIPMENT from the Tractor seat!! NEXT THURSDAY on R. P. and N. F. PANKHURSTS farm Situated on the AYLESBURY BURNHAM ROAD, follow the flap . . . midday refreshments.

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CADBURY’S 1969 "MATCH THE AWARDS CONTEST" RESULTS BUB. - ❖ ? yiBkJ?r?A?fc" Mrs. Joanne Mitchell. 27, mother ot two sons, receives her cheque tor $2OOO from Mr. G. K. Holmes, Advertising Manager tor Cadbury’s. In announcing the results of Cadbury’s 1969 WIN A WISH ‘Taste-Mates’ competition, we would like to thank all the entrants for the way in which they entered into the spirit of the competition. We thoroughly enjoyed reading the thousands of brilliant wishes. Ist PRIZE OOO 4th, sth, 6th and 7th Prizes—- " 4 PlSrffAU ROAO, TEMMUA. —Wish®, to mo vslus ot S2OO UPPER HUTT. 4th, MRS. PAM MORRIS. 7 FRAMKMOORE AVE.. MHM. -To punch m,t -Moro M*n' on hM SONVILLE, WELLINGTON. Sth. ZELMA CAMPBELL, 7 smug little now I wish 25 (ton* RIMU ST., HEW LYNN. AUCKLAND 7. «ffi. MRS. V. M. ■lrwdy." BLENNERHASSETT. 3* KOT AR I RD., DAYS BAY. EAST. 2nd PRIZE -a wiM. to m. »t« ot tt.ooo !?M R n *' * * TK,WSON - * * 3RT °- £no rrti« URg A earl, is august* street, bello. duhedin. • “"iMM CONSOLATION PRIZES so that the kids could wonder what -p,, 20 lucky winners of hampers of Cadbury’s prtxMum was up to for a change! ducts, the 1000 winners of 11b. boxes of Continental Vd DBI7F —A wish to the value of $5OO Chocolate* and the 2000 entrants who won 25c blocks dra rniLC F Q BOORER, 23a ST. GEORGE ST, of Cadbury's Dairy Milk will be notified by post. TIMARU. The judging has been earned out by an independent “To, have greeted Nel! Armstrong as panel appointed by Cadbury Fry Hudson Ltd. The he stepped on the moon with the decision of the fudges is final and no correspondence words ‘Baatcha’." will be entered Into. 1104.24

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