Third of stamp-show awards go overseas
PA Palmerston North A third of the 24 special awards given for presentation at Palmpex 'B2, a 10-day national stamp exhibition at Palmerston North, were won by overseas competitors. Special award winners included:— A.S.A. Stamp Company and Adelaide Stamp Auctions Trophy for the best foreign entry, K. R. Mcdpnald. Upper Hutt; Australia Post Trophy,-for, the best Australian Commbnwe'afth-entry. M. G. C. Gibson, Auckland; Campbell Paterson Trophy for the best, entry illustrating research .in" philately. R. M. Startup, Masterton; Donald F. lon Trophy for the ■ best British Commonwealth entry, E: A. Barnes,-Western Australia; Frank Hewitt Memorial Cup for the runner-up to the best novice entry, “Pacific", Henry Rolton Memorial Trophy for the best modern New Zealand entry. F. H. P. Wilkinson, New South Wales; Laurie Franks, Ltd. Trophy for the best novice entry, Mrs D. E. Rogers, Victoria, Australia; Lilian Godfrey Memorial Trophy for the entry illustrating best philatelic research other than on New Zealand, B. J. Scott, Auckland; Manawatu Philatelic Society Trophy for the best thematic entry, Y. J. Benson, Dunedin; New Zealand Junior
Stamp Club Trophy for the best entry by a junior, M. W. J. Lee, North Shore; North Shore Philatelic Society Trophy for the best postal-history entry other than of New Zealand, T. L. Belknap, California; Palmerston North Stamp Centre Ltd Trophy for the best New Zealand entry. R. G. Darge, West Coast; Phyllis Turnbull Memorial Trophy for the best entry by a woman philatelist, Mrs S. J. Hoggins, Auckland; Ponwinkle International Trophy for the best entry of unpublished philatelic literature, Dr R. Marshall. Otorohanga; Postal History Society of New Zealand Trophy for the best postal-history entry of New Zealand, J. Murr. Auckland; Royal Philatelic Society of New Zealand Trophy for the best entry of published literature, J. R. Slattery, Invercargill; Stanley Gibbons (Australia) Property, Ltd, Trophy for the best classic entry, J. McC. Thomson, Winton; Stirling and Company, Ltd, Trophy for the best entry of revenues, G. Robertson. Upper Hutt; Tom Gardner Memorial Trophy for the best Australian states entry, D. A. Pocock, Western Australia; Verne Collins Memorial Trophy for the best display, H. D. and J. A. Meadows. Brisbane; Wellesley Philatelic Society Trophy for the best Pacific Islands entry, S. G. Jersey, California.
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