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Northern Advocate, 8 January 1936, Page 6

The Remorseful Trek; and what it might mean to you QROWDED station?, people groping for children among the luggage; launches, packed with vacation enders, headed for civilisation, proper table manners, and shaving;* roads thronged with queerly garbed hikers, bikers and what no ts. * a We see these sights through eyes dimmed with tears, as we' reflect that the daily burden of the work-a-day world is shortly to be taken up again. Our camera, however, does not wink its eye in such moments of weakness, and can record for us bitter-sweet memories of the exodus to toil, and at the same time do much to restore our spirits with thoughts of mercenary gain from the misfortune of our fellows. Take a picture of the sunburn ed trail, and qualify for the following prizes in the “Northern Advocate’s” Holiday Snapshot Competition:— Best snapshot, £3. Second best snap, £1 10/-. Third placing, 10/-. In addition a camera, valued at £3, has been donated by the Camera House, and will be awarded to the competitor, apart from the prize-winners, who sends in the most entries. To enter your snapshots in this competition all you have to do is to fill in the following coupon and post it, with your entry, to Snapshots Competition, c/o “Northern Advocate,” Water Street, Whangarei. Each snapshot entered must be accompanied by a coupon. Snapshots Competition, c/o “Northern Advocate,” Box 210, Whangarei. I wish to enter the enclosed snapshot in yonr Holiday' 'Snapshots Competition. I agree to abide by the rides. My snapshot was taken at Signed Address I Date