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Sun (Christchurch), Volume II, Issue 364, 10 April 1915, Page 1

lEARCHLIGHT CANDLE COMPETITION. rRIZE-WINNERS. Mrs L. Adams, 16 Shelly Street, Sydenham, five-guinea costume, made to order. Mrs H. Wicks, Ensor's Road, Opawa. Mrs E. V. Mather, Lyttelton. Mrs J. F. Curragh, Terupleton. . Mrs Kennody, Worcester St., Lin wood. Miss Jones, Worcester St., Christchurch. Mrs Smith, Moorhouse Avenue. Dress Material Own Selection. SAVE VELVET SOAP WRAPPERS till APRIL 30 NEXT. Same Prizes' as aboveto be won by someone. .72

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