Good Titles And Half-Crown Prizes

Northern Advocate, 26 January 1939, Page 9

Good Titles And HalfCrown Prizes

An altogether charming picture, the photograph of the swan and her fam ily. which Northlanders were Invited to title when it was published in our . page some weeks ago, attracted! scores of entries. With such a good subject, warriors and maidens were not at a loss to sup* ply good titles. The only one who had a really difficult task seems to have been the judge. Selecting the four best entries was a job that required lots of care and a very clear brain! Considering that the competition was judged at 6 am. this morning* Headquarters' vouches for the clearness, despite what the Princess may say about early rising. Some of the work was exceptionally good, particularly that of the prizewinners? Half-crowns went to:— LESLEY FLOOD*, Moorewa. Age 13. (“Down” Upon the Swaimee River). lAN G. STEWART, 3Z Main’s Avenue, Whangarei. Age 10. (“Quack, Quack! All present!”). MARY TAYLOR. AV: 34 Mill Road. T- * - Whangarei. Age 13. : ,j, y(”QiieOtt M the Pond”). MARIE STEWART. 4 Ewing’s Road, Whangarei Age 8. (“The Roll Call”). *. —