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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18763, 20 July 1935, Page 10

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ONE large or TWO small toys » in every tini What fun the children will have! Jolly little Cadbury Cococubs in every tin of delicious Children’s Bournville Cocoa, which is Standard Bournville Cocoa, specially packed for children in a gay new tin. Ask mother to get it! There are fifteen different Cococubs, one large one or two small ones in every J-lb. tin. Drink lots of Bournville Cocoa this winter and collect the jolly little Cadbury Cococubs. Note: Stamps for the popular Cadbury Stamp Album are still included in the bib., l-lb. and !-lb. tins of the usual Bournville Cocoa. Mothers! Ask for Children’s toy u fr'A m mm ii m It costs the same! V 3 PER J-lb. TIN Note: Cadbury Children « Bournville Cocoa is packed in i-lb. tins only. BOURNVILLE COCOA THE CADBURY COCOCUBS-WiUie Mouse takes up Flying

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The Cococubs were all terribly curious to know what Willie Mouse was up to. Every evening after he had finished his homework he dashed off by himself. Very secretiwe he was, too! Mysterious hammerings came from his shed, and he was seen gazing earnestly at the moon. At last one Saturday afternoon he told the Cococubs to come round and they would discover his secret. What do you think Willie had made ? An aeroplane 1 It looked wobbly, but Willie said it was safe. ‘T've got a good supply of Cadburys Milk Chocolate. We airmen know whatYgood for us.”