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Results of “QUEEN ANNE” VOTING CONTEST for MARCH FIRST PRIZE—£IO: Mrs. V. B Howe. 11 Millward Street, Wellington, SECOND PRIZE—£S: Miss Muriel Jackson, Church Street, Hikurangi. THIRD PRIZE—£2: Mr. C. I' I'owles, Islington. Blenheim. SIX PRIZES OF 10/- EACH: Miss Elsie Skinner, Bradford Street, Waihi. Miss Eva Woollett, 2 Morris Street, Marton. Mr. K. A. Glendinning, “Glendears,” R.D., Otautau. Mr. E. Beagles, 32 King Street, Grey Lynn. Miss E. Hughes, 5 Bourne Street, Auckland, C. 3. Miss E Money. The Triangle. Ashburton. TEN BOXES OF u QUEEN ANNE” CHOCOLATES: Mrs. A. Lyons, 4 Nelson Street, Wellington. Missß. Drever, 412 Jackson Street, Petone. Miss Nellie Coldwell, c/o Coldwell, Market Street, Blenheim Mr. A. S. Whimster, c/o Vacuum Oil Co., Ltd,, Auckland. Mr. P. E. Blomfield, 24 Bank. Street, Invercargill. Miss M. A. Meredith, P.O. Box 604, Wellington, C.l. Miss June Mallindin, Spring Street, Tauranga. Mrs. G.-W. Lepine, 40 Disraeli Street, Auckland, S.l. Miss N. Arblaster, Howard Road, Northcote. Mr. V. Hayward. Grand Tea Rooms, Whakatane. The ten most popular "Queen Anne” varieties, as indicated by the output front the Queen Anne Studio during February, were as follows: Gloucester, Cherry Blossom, Buttermallow, Orange Creams. Coffee Creams, Maple Walnut. Hyde, Kismet, Chocolate Brazils. Oxford. (Note:—This list is not necessarily any indication as to the output for March, on which the April contest will be judged.) Send in Your Entry NOW for the APRIL Contest! £2O in Prizes EVERY Month! Full Particulars and Free Entry Form from any Queen Anne Shop, Adams Bruce Shop, or High-Class Confectioner.

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