SPECIAL ESSAY COMPETITION
GUINEA AND HAUF-GUINEA PRIZES TN response to several requests, the elosing date for the essay com- -*• petition, “The Most Suitable Airplane for New Zealand —and Why,” has been extended to Wednesday, December 18, in order that children who have been busy with examination work may have an opportunity to enter. Children between the ages of 12 and 15 inclusive) are eligible for this competition. The first prize of one guinea will be presented by the “Roc,” and a second prize of half a guinea will also be awarded, the prizewinning entries to be published in the “Airways” columns of The Sun. Essays should be written or typed on only one side of the paper and should not exceed 800 words. Envelopes should be marked “Special Competition” and be addressed to Redfeather. This competition is also running in the Happy Town Page, and children under 15 who are not Scouts and Guides should forward their entries to the Dawn Lady.
Seaplane or land-plane? What is your opinion?
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 843, 11 December 1929, Page 15
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