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Southland Times, Issue 19184, 1 March 1924, Page 15

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£7O EASILY WON—DON’T BE TOO LATE! The twelve best recipes for the Domestic, Scientific or Economic use of Cornwell’s Pure Malt Vinegar, sent to “Cornwell’s Vinegar Competition,” P.O. Box 325, Christchurch, on or before March 10, 1924, will be awarded a prize of £25; second prize £10; and 35 others of £1 1/- each. Send only twelve recipes successfully tried with “Cornwell’s.” Your Grocer will supply you with “Cornwell's,” the World's Best Vinegar. Ask him for particulars of the Competition or write direct to PD. Box 325, Christchurch. If you cannot obtain this product, please let us have the name of your grocer immediately.—(Advt). ■