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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7139, 28 May 1910, Page 6

tE have received through our London House a beautiful Collection of Winter Furs that have been purchased from the manufacturers at about the cost of the Skins. Come at .opce if you want a good selection. ■" Brown Fur Necklets, 3/11, 5/6, y 6/6, 10/6. Brown Klarmot, Special Line,.*? White, Smoke, and CoJoktred 1 Stone Martin, 30/-. ’ "’.dS '*3*

mgaigaermv—TV w CzrJ' jm. m H I^VATCHES FOR THE; PKIDDIE3, SsStf Ebimtionai, m 'TtiH ClaSHMfl TiEsiltel aCTO3p,f IC>! if /? Z2 COMPETITION ' SP AM°NEY MAKING* AmAm USING-. \vG 2 MPETITf% , H C SOTime w m 'CIVEN^ /AWAY ill R m m &- s^WNef?jVo'^^iilTTWll£l^WlTH'TH^XWiraT^ G°LDSH 3^/EMIGNSJjIWIN'THEMP’ For the best answer to the above the Times will give Twenty Gold S For the Second best answer we will give Ten Gold Sovereigns. For the third nest answer we will give Five Gold Sovereigns. For the next Fifteen best answers we wilt give One Gold Sovereign to each of the winners. In addition Fifty children who receive honourable mention by the Judges of the Competition, will each be presented with an excellent Watch. CONDITIONS * 1. Every child resident in New Zealand, 15 years o£ age and under, who sends or brings to the Childrens* Golden Competition Department a new Subscriber for one month, accompanied by the money, will be allowed to compete. 2. All answers must be concise and to the point, and contain not more" than twenty-five words. They may be in either prose or verse, and will be published in the “ N.Z. Times” from week to week. The answers must be written on a separate sheet of paper, unsigned, and must be accompanied by the subscriptions. The answers will be sent to the Judges of the Competition, whose decision will be rendered without knowing the names of the competitors. . . 3. Every Winner of a prize will be required to furnish satisfactory proof as to his or her age. 4. . The names of the Judges, whose decision shall be final, will be announced before the close of the Competition. In sending in answers, competitors must clearly state to whom the “New Zealand is to he sent, and the date on which the delivery is to commence. The subscription rate is 2/2 per month, or if posted 3/3, and for longer periods at the same rates. Competitors in securing subscriptions must ascertain whether the paper can be delivered by an agent or whether it will have to be posted, and the necessary amount forwarded accordingly. Any who sends or brings a subscription to the • Times lor a period longer than one month wid he entitled to send. one answer for each monthly subscription contained in the amount. The Children’s Golden Competition is now open. Jt closes June 30tb;, 19X0, and the Judges wiU an- ■ nounce the Winners on the morning of July 7th., 1910. Address all cojnmunications to Childrens Golden Competition Department, “New Zealand Times.” “What will I do with the Twenty Gold Sovereigns if 1 win them?” That’s tha Question, and, if you intend to handle the Sovereigns you must Get Busy, Children J