Otago Witness Seventh Solution Journey.
The competing' problems in the tourney, together with such selected thiee-move problems as may appear during the publication of the tourney problem*,, are alone submitted for solution. A prize of 10s 6d to the solver who obtains tha highest number of points is offered by the Daily Times and Witness Company, and a second prize o f Conington's or Mason's (at the option of the Winner) " Elementary Treatise on Chess " will be given by the chess editor to the solver who gains the next highest number of points. The conditions of the competition are: — Points — Each author's solution and every " cook " : two moves one point, three moves two points. A correct statement that a problem has no solution cotints as a solution. Criticisms "by solvers are invited, and it is requested that solvers award marks to sound problems from 0 up to 10, according to their estimate of the merits of the problem. Solutions and criticisms must be comx^leted within one week from the time problems are received by the solver.
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Otago Witness, Issue 2401, 8 March 1900, Page 52
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