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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 59, 10 March 1915, Page 7

ttHOTOGRAPHTCr AND /SOMPETITIOXS FOB ]_915T 7~ With a Tiew to obtaining-the meat attrac tire matter possible)for Next Year's Issue, and.at the same time encouraging Literary !and Artistic ability, the Proprietors of, BRETT'S CHRISTMAS ANNUAL have resolved to offer a number of valuaole. Prizes for the best Photographs, Tales, Sketches sent in by Competitors, as 1 under: ~" ' TpHOTOGRAPHIC _ COMPETITION NO. t best landscape and bkascape. B6sh"Scene, or* Picture of" Farm- or Country Life (with or-without figures). Ist Prize, £4; 2nl Prize,. £2; 3rd Prize, £1: COMPETITION NO. 2. STUDYOF CHILD' LIFE; OR ANIMAL LIFE, wild or domesticated (with-or without Human Figures). Ist' Prize,., £4; 2nd Prize, £2; 3rd Prize, ±X BULES'AND' CONDITtONS. All the- Competitions are open to Pro;, fesetonals and: Amateurs alike. There'is no entrance fee. -::..-■ ■ Competitors must only'submit their own bona Ude work,. which has net lieen previously published or entered r for' any., other competition; Photographs of any ; size, or: style' may be entered; but Half-plates- or Full-plates, printed- ■ oh' ordinary P:O.P;" • paper/ . are preferred: - These should, if possible, be seat t> in flat and unmounted, and must have ; tie.. name and address of the Competitor. the Number'" of=" Competition, ■ pencil on the back of eat-h print Address. . "Photographic. .Competitions.!* BRETT'S .CHRISTMAS ANNUAL, Auckland. ■ The Competition* will ciw ,oi aOtt March.. 1915,-'a'nd the* Tesulte "iMErbie announced as soon' thereafter as possible. ' ■ The Proprietors of BBETT'S-CHRIST-' ' MAS, ASfNXraii'.wm-:be7 ent!Ued> to-mse-. any of the Photographs sent in, not awarded &- prixe, on payment to -the Competitor of a sum- of 5/- per print. All priata will be returned if not accepted.-:. -■'" ..'■■ '■■ ■■-••'■ ■ The decision of the Editor of BRETT'S CHRISTMAS ANNUAL, shall br float:. The sendingin-of.Prtnts-by 7 ■. ."shall^be equivalent to.,an uiidertiklng tint said 'Competitor is willing to jibj|4^bj- T conditions- ~. C - '.-'-"-_T — r -'■'. ■•■•■- >-v ; " ;. r.-~L~ : ''.'--: - ' '-' .'"**- ■'* *;'''\f *X J J J /ioMPET£TI< >.Nri. I.—BEST NEW ZEAIiAND' StO«SJ= nfcf ** '■ ' exceeding- 3,000 words. lst'-'Pr&e,: £5; ;: 2nd Prize; £2 10/tr. - . "::r I; :"" j--2.—BEST' SKETCHiiVoE r OB ; HOLIDAr. .ADVBNXURK .D» NEW , ■ ZEALAND, suitable for beta*; illus- . ".'. trated; not— words.' ...... Ist, Prize, -ioj^d-Prlze^e.JlSr. :.- . -CONDITIOSS. ; . -''. . Stories; may. be Tragic Comic, Domestic, or KomanOc. The eieential points are—=Tßey"inust be original, nptpreviously published or entered in acy other cqmpett--Oon,""ind they- iiiust" relate.to life;ln"New . i2eal«nd.'< ,: '- , "v }■ "-j/---i"_. : /-vj=-"-: r ..-::-:sis3 : SketchesiJfTrarel and Holiday- . In 'New- Zealand ! miybe. either^Descriptive"" ; . or/Narratiye; or both cbmbineaV and* may" be -- "" Serious or Humorous. J hey mast b* original, and not t.preylonsly publisued or" enterediin any othifr cOmpetitioe. "J'.Jt, -Stories' and Sketches ; must- be*, sent ■ in, addressed to "Literary Competition, > BRETTS CHRISTMAS- AS.MJAL, AXJCK-* lIANir." not tHah"the~ 20th March, ' 1915.= The,results of the'Competttions "will :be announced as soon . The. Copyright of,all Stortte .so puri—. chased," a*r-wreU>tß'oftli*; Prize Bter4*s^haff v X veet- --4a -the prbpiletors" -et i BsB9£T s S=i - CHRISTMAS.AJsIvUAii.- • -. -■■.- - ' The-. Proprietors ,of EEEira -CHBISTr"> '■ MAS-ANNUm shall 1* "any of, thie'-ateriee or ; Ste*eheS^iient paying.forvtbe same gtory or sketch".- AH MSB; notwicceptedwill - r be"retnrn«i. T """" : " -~- •'-."" -"' "-" ->i"l-"* 5 'AllvCompetitive Tales or be plainly side"6t the paper, only, and'must: be accompanied by the:full; name and address'-«f "tfie-avthorr.---.- : '-' i — CHRISTMAS AXNUAL-shaU in every case, be final.. . V.--•;--- ',--"--■■ .'"* '■•- - ', By.-tSe" inere'act of-sending, in TaleV oif - ' Sketches addressed to the-. CompeUtions Editor, Corapetitor* Trill be: underatofa'd" t* . bare-' • toitbe- foregoing! condlttone.: 'r;-"" ..■■:.■ "--i-C? .REM-EMBEK-!—;'V--.' \~~- : . THE' COMPETITIOXS.'CtOSBV OX TUB r- ■ Qi-'

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