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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 253, 24 October 1936, Page 3 (Supplement)

A MEW SILHOUETTE ' COMPETITION George Arlisa, Franklin Roosevelt, Sir Qeorge Grey, Rudyard Adolph Hitler, Henry VIII., Robert Browning, Abraham Lincoln, I Mussolini, Bernard Shaw, Captain Cook, Queen Victoria, Robert J VhßhKs) 8-L-ouis Stevenson, Lord Kitchener, Christopher Columbus, | Napoleon, Hans Andersen, Ramsay Macdonald, William of I jK|B IA Orange, Captain Scott, Lord Shaftesbury. J 111 case of ties the prizes will go to the competitors who send in Q wUT the neatest lists. Send your entries to I MIJ 1 Here is the prize list from which the winners may select their own Miniature Book Shelf, "Star" Special R.O.G. Monoplane UHD Kitset, Rubber Printing Outfit (containing letters, numbers and UL JHL _ 12. '<=>• JHW animals), Table Tennis Sets, Fountain Pens, Special Big Paint Box (three tubes and 52 different colours), Double-decker J~] Pencil Cases, Boomerang Mouth Organs, Draughtsmen, HHjH% Stationery Boxes, Fancy Propelling Pencils, Penknives, "Adven- fjflßjMßL ff^X^S BH /^m*. tures of Mickey Mouse" (in colour, for little ones), Painting jMOMr«Wfe Mm Books, Story Books (for little ones), Cellophane-framed Portrait of His Majesty the King, Underarm Purses, Boxes Entries should reach this office by Saturday, October 31, for town '8 9^P* readers, and Monday, November 2, for country competitors. The xi(/~ results will be published on Wednesday, November 4. ' M — EMTRY ECRM - [SILHOUETTE PUZZLE* In my opinion the following is the correct solution of the competition published on October 24: 9 '7 10 18 3 . II 19 •. 12 20 j ' 13 My full name ia ~ «... |4 , My address is . , 15 A & e i i If I win a prize I would like a