RULES FOR MEMBERS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20626, 26 July 1930, Page 4 (Supplement)

RULES FOR MEMBERS.

Rules for members of (lio Hfrald Circles nro reprinted for the benefit of now members find readers who wish to become members. Now members nro only enrolled when application is made on a Herald Circles enrolment form. These are printed once a month. Fill in the form as requested; if the writing is illegible, or instructions not observed, no enrolment is made I'here is no charge for enrolment in Uerai.d Circles, and girls arid boys from six to sixteen who are eligible, may belong to both the l'rn-fi iends' and Artists' Circles. All requests for badges must bo made on the printed badge form, forwarded with Is 6d in postal notes or stamps. Write on one side of paper only. No exceptions allowed. Writing in pencil allowed only to sick children and little folk under eight years. Give full name, not initials, address, end age at top of first sheet of letter or competition entry, also at end of iast shoot. Girl' and hoys with unusual names must write "Miss" or "Master" each time they sign their name. Use, fresh sheets for every entry; do not write lotter, motto, or riddlo all on one sheet. Name and address must bo given on each item, with ago uluo for competitions, All drawings, verse, and other items should be marked Copied," or. Original." Receipts for eash prizes should bo made out carefully, signed, and at < uv>st.'cl Messrs. Wilson and Horton," as requested on the form, not •ent to the editor of " Boys and Girls." . Mark ; 111 envelopes according to contonts, " Lotterbox Cornor," Bookiana, motto, competition, etc. Oirl. A " d vf "I! cntrics a T l d lcttcrs t0 Mlss E K - Morton Editor " Boys and uirls New Zealand Herald. Auckland. be dlsqualiaed? comDetltioD entr *es whicb do not observe these rules will OUT THIS OUT AND KEEP IT.