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EtBRK MRADES 'jOI exclusive kaleido ■ FABRICS ON PARADE 'TONIGHT, 7.15 end 8.15 p.m. AT FARMERS' RANGIORA f Parades to feului(> I *'3® Miss Canterbury ■■■H ♦WB 1972 - Miss International 197?. DON’T MISS IT! ifEWSi ONE ENTRIES MORE JT 1 CLOSE WEEK /WV Ist NOV. Have you entered “She PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPETITION ? ! 170 ’rizes to be won. Entry is Free! I You don't have to be a professional! While the photographs must meet reproduction standards, technical quality will count for less than human interest and originality relative to the following categories: LIFE (children, people, animals with an emphasis on pictures which display or arouse emotion) ACTIVITY (sport, play, work, with the activity dominant over any emotion) SCENES (including man’s contribution, from architecture to junkyards) Minimum size print Bln x 6in. Black and White only accepted but contestants who possess worthy colour slides are reminded they can get Black and White prints made from these. PRIZES Weekly section winners will receive a cash prize of $5. FINALS: The winning photograph, selected from all sections, will be awarded a prize of $5O. Best prints in other two sections will receive $l5 each. Final closing time: 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Ist November p— —Just fill in this coupon and enclose it with your entry or entries. — —j “THE PRESS” PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPETITION P.O. BOX 1005, CHRISTCHURCH | I enclose herewith my entry/entries for the above competition I NAME - I ! ADDRESS - I I I —•—— The judges reserve the nght to place entries into whichever section they consider most suitable. The judges' decision will be final and no correspondence will be entered into. Staff members of “The Press" or their immediate families are not eligible to enter the competition. N.B. Prints can only be returned It a stamped, self-addressed envelope of suitable size Is enclosed.