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Press, Volume XCVIII, Issue 28832, 28 February 1959, Page 17

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£250 COINWORD £250 TEST TOUR SKILL J HOSE ?Y_ HO BJNEF’T FROM COIN WORD Rtae? atrJaiiS ,B Christchurch, which will taka THE HcrliS h ,S. a "* B,b " , T' 1959. HUI MMMMMrUu CIU* tAI,SE “"WTAKINtS IS THI AHOHAaB^7’d M " rt A ™ ‘- *-** Public support to wooded to further Maori culture end sport. . . CONDITIONS OF ENTRY tfev* wM *?■?< 9/ 0 T* o,<s L? o r?? ti,or _s moy s * nd 08 mO " y •" We * •» fo£> m 2? *^ ri r " oy on,y b * •" **• •*««•■» e tL”" °* *?* **• Christchurch Star" or the "Press." X ****2" the °P inion of •he fudges has submitted the **• n * ot<>t handwriting will win £lOO. In the IXL wiiT O, °"t.^ ry b<infl rweivid «nd correct the proS«' ..mprtltton. bwvma e cu u*?L ” ? nly ** flnd * h< ult >mata winner. •• Should there be no entry which meets with the prize-winning require by **• lu4 ».“» P*"" 1 . *6* ."*• »<ll be by Addition to th. ,nz. money in a furthar compatitlon. *• ™ ™ ”.Zj > L.lZikL* C< °" l Wi ** ,h * W ° ,d ‘ *’ rMd “pan by th. Mgn *■ .**?'" y. H . l *4 i > l * TL rl “> •" »*• oWiciul f—“ Inimadiotely disquolrfiad. alto any entry not accompanied atao bo dlquc ilitiad* ” * * ' Not * "«» accepted) will I. All outride become the property of the promoter, and no entry or entry —os.y will returned, whether received before or after the rtipuloted doling time. Entriee will be accepted only on condition that no corrocpondonce will be entered upon and that each entrant ’ to oocop' the ludpee' declaration a. final; to accept the award at tho prize 01 made by them; and to abide by their bona fido declaration that no winning eolution hoc been received, each decleraHon being published in the "Chrietchurch Star" and the "Pram r. Ho Judge, perwn, or groupe of panane participating in the promotion liLlriftW°to o.° , Jnf*rort m ‘” ti,i ° n " C<,i " w " 4 " * holl h* "" 4 " •"» “b" 1 , „™ Pu"«l of Judgm hoc boon eetacted from Centwbwy opening Mr F. «. Brigg., Mayor of Lyttelton (Chairman). M' Prmident, Canterbury Amalgamated Sporty Bodice AmecloMim E. Yetae, Prmldeirt Canterbury Bochetboll Ameciation. Mr lee Horton, Prmident Canterbury Bugby Football League.

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