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PICK UP ENTRY FORMS FROM ANY KNITTING COUNTER WeSuRE w compete rtEMHML HAND £ 11 moon!. ILM Gtmsrl IV * TWOeom medals & £1575 mhhemmeyi Section I For a knitted garment of any style in Section 1 For a knitted garment of any style in 4 ply wool (for man or woman). double knitting yarn (for man or woman). The contest will begin on a provincial level —with prizes for both sections in each of the ten provinces —and conclude with the announcement of the National Awards. Committees representing the sponsoring women’s organisation In ten main provincial centres will select local judging panels. These judging panels will forward to The New Zealand Wool Board the winning garments from each section for national judging. PROVINCIAL PRIZES! NATIONAL PRIZES! Section I: Section 2: Section I: Gold Medal & £SO Section 2: Gold Medal & £5O First Prize £3O First Prize £3O Alao NATIONAL PRIZES of £25 for the best knitted garment p_._. z->n nW,, r->n ,n each °f the following brand name w0015... FONTANA— Second Prize £2O Second Prize £2O K.OROKNIT—AOTEA—KAIAPOI —NEWERA—SARLTTA— Third Prize £l5 Third Prize £l5 ONEHUNGA— SHEPHERD S3M CONDITIONS OF ENTRY | e The garments, which must be hand-knitted from pure woo! knitting yam, will remain the property of the contestants. 7 The New Zealand Wool Board reserves the right to use the winning garments for publicity purposes before returning to contestant. 3. The decision of the judges—local and national—will be final and no correspondence will be entered into. 4. The dosing date of the contest will be June Bth, 1962, 5. Contestants are asked not to forward entries until May 22nd, 1962. Entry forms are at knitting counters now! Here’s your chance to prove a wool winner! Remember the closing date: June Bth, 1962 THE NEW ZEALAND WOOL BOARD ORGANISED BY THE NATIONAL CO-ORDINATED COUNTRY WOMEN’S COMMITTEE