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PICTORIAL ARITHMETIC. Write down the words represented by the pictures above, and then take the minus words from the plus words. The name of a fish is left. One word describes each picture, so that the puzzle is simple if you guess the words correctly. HIDDEN OCCUPATIONS PUZZLE. I *-** Z%S 54P 4 ICOMEiNI 5 6 TOR J$L loo+l+4+so Each of the small pictures above represents a word denoting a profession, trade, or other occupation. The task is to find these hidden words. Open to all children under 18 years of age. Two prizes of 2/6 each for the two first correct solutions opened. Address your entries to " Peter Pan," " Star" Office, Auckland, together wtih your full name, age and adjdress. COMPETITION RULES. 1. You can enter for as many competitions as your age permits. 2. Every entry must be written in ink on one side of the paper only, and leave a margin of one inch on the left-hand side. Cut out the signature of Peter Pan and post it on the envelope containing your effort. Without this no entry will be considered. 3. Use a separate sheet of paper for every competition, and at the top right-hand corner of every page write the number of the competition and your full name, age, and address. 4. Label the envelope "COMPETITIONS" in the bottom lefthand corner, and address to "Star" Office, Auckland, and post or deliver so as to reach the office not later than Monday morning. These rules must be strictly observed. Z. Lastly, It is understood that PETER PAN'S decision is final, and I cannot enter into any correspondence upon the matter.