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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 134, 8 June 1926, Page 14

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Football CompeHHon CASH £M£ NFFIRENT MATCHES 88/ZC # "UKMNOUNCED EACH WEEK The proprietors of the "CAPSTAN" Navy Cut Cigarettes offer weekly until further notice a cash prize of £5 for the most accurate forecast of the results of two of the Senior Rugby Matches played • here each Saturday. All you have to do is to»— (1) Fill in on the clotted lines of the form, your forecast of the number of points scored by each team. (2) Write your name and address in the space provided. (3) Cut out the a "CAPSTAN ,, 10's Packet-and post it to "CAPSTAN" Cigarettes, Box 1032, Wellington, so that it will be received not ; 1 later than the first mail on the Sat"CAPSTAN ,, Navy Cttt Cigarettes. urday on which the matches are to RUGBY FOOTBALL FORECASTING COMPETITION. be P l^- / estimate that the following number of points will be scored by i T° U ""* SeT^ m any number of attempts, the respective teams in the two undermenthnei Senior Matches to be «V a oc-riK?.. n r? ne °* " lese forms with Play* on Saturday, June 12th. f L *£* ****** A 20 8 p"*** vnii do for two forms, or a 50 s Tin tor five. PONSONBY pt». v. GRAMMAR pts. Only nn - ■ c -S attem Pt must be made on each COLLEGE JS" 11 * lhe Proprietors' decision will be final. VARSITY pts. v. RIFLES. ~*. N ° corres P°ndence wUI be entered into. "" : " *: ** f Vent oi more &** one Person being enfati .t d to ** P"». the money will be divided Name equally. (State wkrtker Mr. Mn. er Mtw) . m 1-fi y J^ reach ° f *« above conditions disAddress____ qualifies the entry. Airmen will be notified by Utter. Write clearly. 2* ©II CI Ifl yOUF Extra Forcatting Forms (v above) mrm obtainable at a| hhwiwi,,. * OIT ©CStSI I