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in the > The Awards have thus beerT allotted by MR. CHARLES HAINES, Wellington, who was called upon to adjudicate:— ■ First Prize, £5: No. 345. WILLIAM NEWSTEAD, 9 Dublin Street, Lyttelton Second Prize, £2 10s.: No. 149. F. MARRY AT, Lands Department, Wellington Third Prize, £1: ."*■■• No. 329. FELIX MORRAH, Grey Street, Gladstone, irivercargill Fourth—Two Prizes of 1 2s, 6d. : No. 609. Miss Nellie Bennett, Rona Bay, Wellington No. 523. D. J. Aldereley, Main Road, Lower Hutt / Five Prizes of 7s. 6d.: No. 636. A. D.Paterson, High Street, JDanneyirke . / No 1 .594. Mrs. E.'Bolton, 38 Leckbnmpton Court, N0.554. MissM. Collins, 252Edgeware Eoad, Chch.••■' Carisbrooke, Dunedin. •N0.527. G.H. Lynch; Call Box 1, P. 0., Masterton No. 400. Miss E. H. Denniaton, "Pendarres," L. Hutt ■■■•■';.' . ' Twenty Prizes of 2s. (5d.: ' : . ■. No. 22. Miss Erelyne Bennet, 32 Gamma St., Roslyn No. 502. Miss R. Carroll, 52 Halifax Street, Nelson No. 25. H. Cameron, Greenwood St., Frankton June. No. 553. P. Biokerstaffe, Hinakura P. 0., MartinNo. 111. Mrs. T.H. Young, RawhitiAv., New Brighton borough No. 294. Samuel Green, Queen's Avenue, Epsom No. 176. Jas. Meaby, 116 Main Road, N.E.Valley, No. 314. B.H. Eton, Creswick Road, Northland ; Dunedin '..'■•- . N0.323., Miss Stella Aldridge,Pioton , • ■ N0.344. Mise V. Rose, 4 Smith Street, Dunedin No 346. J. Golder, "Dunoon," Buckley's Rd.,Linwood No. 518. Pat Moffett, Albert Street, Invercargill No. 380. Mies F. August, 198 Spey St., Invercargill No. 532.. A. Betten, Meßsenger, Govt. Bids.,' Wgtn. N0.413. E. H. Matwig, Box 15, Ormondville, H.B. N0.542. Byron Brown, Box 6, Wellington No 434. Miss M. Stewart, 27 Glenbervie Ter., Wgtn. No. 356. Douglas Cullen, Allanton P. 0., Dunedin No. 478. Mrs. A. McKinlay, 21 Cordmandel St., No. 597. H. D. McCarthy, Wilton St., Wadestown It is regretted that there has been a alight delay in announcing the result of the MATOEPO TOBACCp COMPETITION. Mr. Charles Haines, the Judge, explains that thi9 has' arieeh from two causes—the large number of items he had to deal with, and the intervention of the Easter Holidays. No man , of discrimination should omit to test [a tin of . ' i - ■ •' _^ The Great South African |y| A "T* f\ OO f\ Smoking Mixture ___— iYI/\ I \Jgg\j IT ENSURES A FRAGRANT- AND INSPIRING "PIPE"! SOLD BY TOBACCONISTS AND STORES ' ' : The British Empire Trading Co., Ltd., Wholesale Distributors

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