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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 20, 23 July 1927, Page 14

, WEET-BIX ANIMAL RIDDLE COMPETITION SAVE YOUR WEET-BIX PACKETS. Ist1 st PRIZE £1 2 ND PRIZE 10/CHILDREN UNDER 14 YEARS CAN ENTER FOR THIS EASY COMPETITION. HERE'S WHAT TO DO: • R Hf^ li 6 ?" estions bel<™/ ™d wheu yu liave K ue E sed the answers write them in au-'nm bhd KM.'T 5 Pr°videf. Each riddle CM be answered with the name of .. aumial, bud, n»h, or reptile. It's great fun! Everybody loves riddle*. Which Animal, Fish, Bird, or Reptile (1) MOVES A BOAT? . . ' . (2) ENABLES YOU TO DRINK? _I_2IIIIIIIIIHIIIII (3) COSTS A LOT '.".I!"!!!"!"!!!! (1) KEEPS YOUK NECK WARM?".'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.''..'" . (5) AIRS YOUR CLOTHES? •.!!'.'.".!]'.'."". (0) CAN GLIDE ON THE ICE? ...'..!!!!!'.".!!'.!'."'.'." • (7) GUARDS YOUR LJCTTERS? ..'..'.'.'.'..... •• (S) IS SPORT TO BE IN THE FASHION? (3) IS A GRUMBLER? '" (10) IS FOUND IN ANY BIRD CAGE? .............. "\\nn'-T Tir?" v^'? *filledi in ti he t? n a! lswers- c»t °"t the biscuit printed on the addrel-s^pj to " '" ° " 'nth y°"r entn"- Then Sl'gn "»» ™£/«3. "WEET=BIX ANIMAL COMPETITION," BOX 537, G.P.0., WELLINGTON.

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