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Southland Times, Issue 20207, 18 June 1927, Page 5

£IOI COMPETITION FIFTH CROSS-WORD PUZZLE. FIRST PRIZE, £6O; SECOND PRIZE, £l5; THIRD PRIZE, £10; FOURTH PRIZE, £5; and 11 PRIZES of £l. Prize Money and Sealed Solution deposited with Lt.-Col. R. G. Milligan, D. 5.0., Officers* Club, AUCKLAND. CONDITIONS. t' 1 '", j ii'iL" "'I T — 1" "t i r -< ", J z * 5 I 7 a 9 b n u II 1. Forward Solutions to P.O. Boz 1738. Auckland, I '2 • > to be delivered there not later than midnight |z 1 on Saturday, the 9th day of July. 1927. at I II which hour entries will close. I I I HKM |j 2. An entry fee of one shilling must accompany | I I the first solution submitted. Additional solu- ■ I I I tions. ip the name of the same Competitor, will hbwJ be a-cepted with a fee of sixpence for each pff gtt I additional solution Entry fees are payable by Sa Postal Note, marked Not Negotiable.” M— ™ 8. The correct solution and list of Prize Winners " U | U C Z n Wl ll be published in this paper and in prin- I I cinal duly newspapers on Saturday, tbs 16th M » fl^R 3o KB dI day of July, 1927. Prize moneys will be paid in cash on or before that date. ■ ■ —~ Hfl flfll —■ ■—. .... ■ ■ , 4. In the event of a tie. or ties, the Competitors concerned will divide equally between them |ag®S pBMg the particular prizes affected. In the event of ■i - —ks MH no correct solution being received, the solution I I nearest to correct will tarry the first prize, and MM I MM M others in order of merit. All prize moneys will 41 I 4Z pßushy be paid whether or not a correct solution is I MB Bi BMil received. F""l JHM B. For extra forms, send stamped addressed enve- ISUh 4 r 4 ' Psißi'* 6 ! lope to P.O. Box 1738. Auckland. Please specify |j|B| | II number of forms required. Extra entries will ’ EWE IHMtfyT "I MM be accepted on plain paper. J* I I MM 1 I fl. Competitors desiring to receive a copy of the ■ —l I correct solution and list of Prize Winners, send Is. HHa MBH BBBs» |s*flfl*>7 S.l separate stamped.- addressed envelope marked I SmK gSajßa SH&&I I KwESBi fl “Results” to P.O. Box 1738. Auckland. I- “ LmJ I "• All words used in this puzzle are certified to I 111 IB I be round m Webster s Dictionary, and in rood ■ ! i 1 copies of other standard dictionaries m use in BSfa MMEMMSZ* | I B our schools. • h? "’’""'d hr the Adjudicators L_J_—i □ nlil the 23 rd day of July, 1927 up to which I*s- BB“ I day any Competitor may apply for a re- 1 I grSB CMS? R scrutiny of his or her solution. Thereafter no 111 *' 111 I , bv\eJister*d Ri ma en,eretl in«o respecting this Competition. An application for re-scrutiny must be made 9 4‘"““ ie’-H’e«lund , . I, d d ‘ f " rt ‘ ,er ° f ‘ W ° Bh " hngS “ d BilPenCe ' 16 This Competition 3^a final, and legally binding on all Competitors. M.sSrsJ Dticoun'ting House Comoan/ c- “°nj hl y and is organised under the advisory direction of ’£^i B H F d"rH ,h * ,or th> bene,i * ° 7ths Enquiries should be addressed only by letter. Each Competition is complete in itself. VERTICAL CLUES. 1 TX^’b 00 ,?’ ( " bbr *”' > M w P T ic,e: * iot - ‘J- T ennr (in instrumental ntu.ic), .. To burry or busile. 20. Wearily. 45. To unclothe 4 ALX r and r R^ e n D .; /kK x ear - 471 Liver Terminal Tramways 4. Auckland Road Dot. (abbrev.) 22. One who wanders. (abbrev.) • V«ri*J e>r taljbrev -J 24. Pertaining to choirs. *5. A fish with long slender body 7* «—j .» 55 ' To make rare. and a pointed head. «’ Whu b ikf r i.«R d ’ -J 28 ‘ Latin Poet. Even, level, flat. s’ Tft bl |t.ut » i * a ’d. 27- A raw or undressed hide. 54. Supreme in this world It Tb? ed .et E ,a d bbreV ' ) 8 lUdUStr ’ Bi ’ debate f oslDg: endl ng a 39. Unit of superficial measure, a 57. To sense. U. I rils' l ßiv.r U ? d bb,.^? ool (Bb-) «, !° me°tre» f in length. B ' h *“** M. IS. Pwh-.. JI; DioWotua'l’ 8811 eVMI ”- & ° O ’‘- <ab - ) • HORIZONTAL CLUES. >: w I ' l °' MCk - ??' E "" la ?'’ (abbrev.l 1». ? o rU bT"T‘- ’ 23. Before (poeticalt & fcXS"' 1«' HwVej"” ‘ D * ,ortia ’ d ““»• < ' , '?t be 7 Thb ”>* 11 "• ' v '»^ d iiel>tly. n - S t£ker M ” rro ‘ bb, '«” T p "\ W. Arbo. (ecto J). 33. R^i'Ac2d.my' Lbbr.,.l £ L’hnld. 49, Of th® colour of or resembling “COMPE » ITION,” 50. Lower extremity. P.O. Box 1738, Auckland. |L Jense (abbrev.) I forward herewith... solutionfs) of Cross-word Puzzle, and postal 53. Colloquial contraction of “them.” note to the value ofshilling(s) being my entry 57 - . fee therein. I agree to abide by the adjudicators’ decision. 61. Entreaty.* 063 Name g, r —•- Jw ,Vw...r-.. A ' ower part of the leg. 64. To permit. Address in 65 - The principal part of a plant or A TT T XT shrub. A W - N - 68. To entice. RESULTS OF £lOl FOURTH CROSS-WORD PUZZLE COMPETITION. Is|T!U|BSl Pj ßlalilN ifllwWw Twenty-five Competitors, who each submitted a correct solution, divide the fiff een prizes equally LplEBP® between them, and receive a cash dividend of £4/o'lo each —Mrs D. Alderslev Mam Road UMMA RlnJaTt ijOMi aTT[E Lower Hutt. Miss N. M. Allen. Picton. Marlborough. Mr A K Bills. G PO.Ttmaru- Miss AS, HMO j®T El)# bMp UaTn I. B. Burgess, 35. St. George’s Bay Road. Parnell. Auckland; Mn»s K A. Burgess, 93. ■M AT TTMS UEJITr BIM Calliope Road. Devonport; Mr. S. H. Burgess. P. 0., Carterton: Mr. T Carr, care Levels st HgMoSy-E’IJK S County Council. Timani: Miss Crook, care Pain and Kershaw. Mart inborough; Mr E Daw- •AWpM’TrnPvfixlr vW son. 136. Coromandel Street. Wellington; Mr. J. Hobbs, 52. Edenvale Read Mt Eden Mr rwi?c T. W. Jensen, 5. Albany Road. Heme Bay; Mr. J. Kean. 361. Mt. Eden Road. Auckland; UI Mr. H. Long. Hospital Annexe. Auckland; Mrs. W. G. Loving. P.O . Huinga. Taranaki Mr L. A J? 1 uL,' r W P LLR F McKinley, Lawrence. Otago: Mrs. F. McMillan, Kcpuarahi. Turua; Mr. Hy. Moore, 3 H E wT|H#PE|Sa P!3 LMC Hinuera; Mr. W. Owen. 10, Telford Avenue Auckland: Miss E. M Pickard, “Lincoln BEMI| T M S; E IAIAW I D|E| A Brae.” Water Street. Otahuhu- Mr. B. G. Prince, Auxbndge Street. Dunedin; Mr. A. Smith. s m illLttßoWsßsloßiAlS 70. Pine Street. Masterton. Miss M. Scicer. Ihakara. Levin; Mr. R A. Sutherland. 81, ’*■ ft Glasgow Street, Wanganui; Mr. W. R. Taylor. 64. Woodlands Road. Timaru; Miss H. Thomas, 7- -i- t L 44-P-Purchas Road, Takapun*. 3 _P E E E,u All Prize Winners have been advised by post, and Prize Moneys have been paid. ! H ii A M P i ITiIXM R i E

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