DRAWING CONTEST.
AN AEROPLANE FLIGHT. A considerable amount of skill was shown by boy members who entered for our aeroplane drawing contest, the prizewinning entries in which are reproduced in our page to-day. Jack Rowland, who has been awarded first prize, is to be congratulated cn an excellent sketch, an cnlargmcnt from a photograph. Tho original drawings were also good, considering that an aeroplane is by no means an easy subject for a sketch, and a liberal prize list has been arranged as a recognition of merit
First prize: Jack Rowland, Bank of New Zealand, Cambridge (age 15), Consolation prizes: Jack Huggins, 59, Surrey Crescent, Grey Eynn, Auckland (age 16); Phillip Matthews, Ti'avona Road, Otahuhu (ago 12); Grant McLcod, Covo Road, Waipu (age 15); Jack Crippen, 76, Green Lane, Remuera (age 13); Joseph Walsh, Rcndall Place. Eden Terrace (age 15); John Jamison, 27, Ashton Road, ML Eden (ago 13); Rogers Naylor, Cambria Street, Nelson (age 15). Raymond Quinn, Tennyson Street (ago 13).
Commended: Len Leaning, Edendale; Albert Jellyman, Papakura; T. N. Barton, St. Heliers; Norman Allcock, Waiuku; Arnott Meiklejohn, Pakotai; Ernest Clarke, Papakura.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20252, 11 May 1929, Page 5 (Supplement)
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