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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18757, 13 July 1935, Page 10

8* Si N 6TW2! IHGTQHS ft \ sms !SS s s s Starching \ needs a A PureßlCE^ CAREFUL BLENDING STARCH \ >u<z?uu'itee£~. /A ITS FAMOUS FLAVOUR SYMINGTONS fRECO. TRA.OE MARK) COFFEE V CHICOR> ESSENCE THOS. SYMINGTON & CO., LTD EDINBURGH & LONDON. 113 Brightens and Meta! and Woodwork ! Saves Cleaning ! RESISTS HEAT PREVENTS RUST STAYS CLEAN AND BRIGHT Also **EZ VWU RK" Cleanser. Stove Polish. Metal Palish. Linoleum Varnish* Cardinal Red Enamel. Household Stains . . • Obtainable at all Grocer*. Mode in New Zealand by S. A. Smith (/ Co. Ltd.. Auckland. otects ‘EZYWUR K” MAKES WORK EASY m The PERSONAL MOTIF DEFINITELY CLOSES JULY 31 ST J& AjOVfL 4fl ? HAVE you entered for this delightful Competition? Acquire the charming fashion —so much in vogue at Home of embroidering your own personal motif on your lingerie, your house-linen, etc. Enter this Competition ! There is just time ! To assist you in compering, the manufacturers of Clark's Stranded Embroidery Cottons have issued a series of six charming little booklets, brimful of motif ideas. Each motif is shown in various full colour designs complete with transfers. These booklets are obtainable for 2d. each from the needlework counter of any leading store throughout New Zealand. Even if you decide to design your motif yourself, Clark's jPersonal Embroidery Booklets will help you tremendously. .Choose your motif, and embroider it in any colour scheme ■bn any material. The Competition is open to (a) Adults, and (b) Schoolgirls, with Special Prizes for the schools attended by the First Three Prize Winners of the Schoolgirls Section. 25 Prizes of £1 100 Prizes of lof--25 Prizes of 10/100 Prizes of 5 /- Special School Prizes awarded tq the school attended by the First Three Prize Winners of the,.Schoolgirls Section: Ist Prize ... £lO 2nd Prize ... £5 3 rd Prize ... £3 Rules of EntFy (1) No Entry Fee. (3) You may rend in as many entries as you like. (3) Entries must be completed and posted by Wednesday, jist July. (4) Each entry must be worked orf a small square of material and have a linen luggage tag sewn firmly to one corner and on this tag PRINT IN INK, (a) your name and address, (b) state “Adult” or “Schoolgirl,” (c) if schoolgirl give age, name of school, school class, (d) all entrants must Mate colour numbers of Stranded Cottons used. On “Anchor” Stranded Embroidery Cotton the colour numbers will be found on the paper band around each skein. (3) State on tag whether motif entered is original or from Clark's Embroidery Motif Booklets. (6) Judges decision final. No correspondence will be entered into. (7) Prize Winning Entries to be retained by Central Agency Ltd., for three months for exhibition purposes. Frize money will be paid out at. soon as actual judging is completed. (3) Pont Entries to “Personal Mali/ Competition," care of The Central Agency Ltd., P.O. Box 133, Tc A.ro, Wellington, Ca. (5) Entries will only he returned to entrants who send with their ’entry an envelope addressed to themselves for return of entry and stamped with correct pcstage. Every care'taken but no responsibility. Prize winners wilf be advised by mail as soon as possible after completion of judging. Full printed list of prize winners will be enclosed when returning entries to competitors. % Advt. issued by Central Agency Ltd., (Incorporated in Scotland) Wellington pf ±a SoPS £ T INEN-MARKING OUTFIT (Rub- T INEN-MARKJNG OUTFIT (Rub- ■ ber stamp of your name), pad. ber stamp of your name), pad brush. Indelible ink. and a box to hold brush. Indelible Ink. and a box to hold the lot. 3/6: postage 3d extra.-~At the :lui lot. 3/6. postage 8d extra.- At tta* Herald Qffl'’* 03l«*