HAVE YOU DRAWN YOUR JIGGLE?

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 115, 18 May 1927, Page 20

HAVE YOU DRAWN YOUR JIGGLE?

NEW ONE THIS WEEK.

EXCELLENT COMPETITION WORK.

Dear Boy* and Girl*,— A* yon have MM, we are still jigglinf, anil are likely to go o> jiggtiag for ten* time to coma. Her* w a word of advice to you: After this, do yoW drawing in Indian ink, bocauae 1 intend to publish those that aro good enough. A* tome of yon probably know, this is impossible with pencil drawings. You'll find it to your own advantage in the end, as work of this type looks far more effective in Indian ink. You'll find plenty of amusement looking for words ending in -nation, for Competition 18. Here is ono example to give you some indication of the answers wanted: "Destination" is the word corresponding to the first definition. The number of entries for last week's Jumble Name Competition has been increasing rapidly with every mail. Some of those at which I glanced have so many correct answers that I'm sure 1 shall have difficulty in picking tho winner. . . , 1 have a word of praise for the winning Work in the Silhouette Picture Competition (No. II). It was excellent, really m pleasure to ' ■ *^0 0^^ judge. Although the winning ■ i " JjLlAaj* '" entry, published elsewhere en this /e-fOl/Aal page, was easily the best, the others were, as a whole, exceptionally good. . . «e<r ;