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Southland Times, Issue 19223, 19 April 1924, Page 14

k i;| 1 ii Knit Your Frock or Jumper in ;■ • : “ TEMPLETON’S‘AYR ’ WOOL and Win a Prize! . « . All knitters can enter for the big "Ayr" Wool * £IOO Competition >■ » . prizes for which will be awarded as follows: jT* 2 Z For Knitted Frock in Ayr Double Knitting “ = Wool—lst Prize, £7; 2nd Prize, £5; 3rd Prize, £3; 2 " and {0 prizes of £l each. " ■ = ! Eor Knitted Jumper or Coat in Ayr Double ;3B ■ • Knitting— lst Priz £5 ; 2nd Prize, £3; 3rd Prize, £2; ■ 1 -■ and 20 prizes ef £1 ach. In Ayr Fingering— .Jn - ; Ist Prize, £5 ; 2nd Pr.-e, £3 ; 3rd Prize, £2 ; and 5 prizes . Jgl " “ of £1 each. ■ For Crocketed Jumper or Coat in “Ayr” ' “hi , x “ Fingering— lst Prize, £5; 2nd Prize, £3; 3rd Prize, JU : E 5 £2; and 5 prizes of £l each. ; CONDITIONS OF COMPETITION. - JK 81. Each entry must be accompanied by caab or postage stamps to a bAI cover the cost of return postage. . 2. When forwarding entries for the competition, competitors must J attach name and address only. Other instructions, and money for W1 Ethe return postage, should be put in a separate letter. 3. Each .entry for the knitted frock must be accompanied by eight B aAdi "Ayr" wool skein tickets. „ IU 4. Each entry for the crocheted or knitted jumper or coat, must be ■ ||h a- accompanied by five "Ayr” wool skein tickets. 5. All garments must be hand knitted. ■■6. The competition will definitely be closed on the 31st July. 1 "V 1 ■ • 7. Garments remain the property of the competi or, and will be ■ i - ! returned as soon as possible after the Judging is completed. ! Zafl I , M . 8. Expert judges are being appointed, and their decision will be final. a JI , , - . FILL IN THIS COUPON. .Ji ; » £IOO Prize Competition. z aft ' : 1 submit a (name of garment' which i declare ; ■JI ■ _ •tobe my own work, made from TEMPLETON S "AYR" WOOL. • “ ‘ • subject to the conditions set out. • “ "if :P : i NAME : : ■ ■ - • i ADDRESS i -3 . i ■ a : Wool purchased from j • - • "Ayr" Wool is manufactured by James Templeton 6c Son, Ltd . Ayr, Z J|X . » Scotland. There is no finer Knitting Wool obtainable .JU If your draper cannot supply, write direct to the "Ayr" Wool Distribu* . a! jV tors, Box 198, Wellington. ' ' |f*” » * Goldberg Sj Z Zfli Avoid Expense! Have your Overcoat and Costume I cleaned and pressed for this RJ a. Ilff ! | Winter. We can restore to them • II such freshness, neatness, and tailor- it Iyw / A trimness that they look like new. f Hl. jrar /I Satisfactory promptness of de- f l /A livery' from the— IL w |!' '/ \ HT I ' (ML \ 113 Wf j City Dye Works, GEORGE STREET. DUNEDIN. V\

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