COMPETITION RULES.
Competitions in these pages, unless specially marked, are open to all J#ung people under 18 years of age. - -
2. Work should be done in ink, on one side of the paper only. Leave • margin of one. inch on the left-hand side. 'The little ones may use ink pencil* 3.. When more than ono cdmpetition Is conducted competitors should use a separate sheet of paper for each competition, and at the too rlahthand corner of every page write the number of the competition.
«. A" entries-should bear the competitor's full name, age and address In the topt right-hand corner ot, each sheet of paper used. 5. Cut out and paste the signature of " Peter Pan " on to the top lefthand corner of our; envelope, which should be IabeIIedCOMPETITIONS " . In the bottom left-hand corner and addressed c/o "Star" Office. Auckland. Envelopes not so marked will not be considered. ' . U i n 's s ?, specially stated to the contrary all competitions close on the Wednesday following publication. Late entries cannot be received. „. /■ Ea . ch competitor is in. hpnour' bound to send in original work. If assistance is given- assigned statement to that effect must be made. Other- ■ wise no certificate of originality is required.. * .J' !® understood that Peter Pan's'decision is final, and he enter into any correspondence on the matter. 7 ~
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 86, 12 April 1933, Page 22
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