CHRISTMAS NUMBER OF THE “ STAR.”

Star (Christchurch), Issue 19242, 2 December 1930, Page 13

CHRISTMAS NUMBER OF THE “ STAR.”

COMPETITIONS WILL CLOSE ON DECEMBER 6. An unusual variety of subjects is offered for selection by those who are interested in the annual competitions for the Christmas Number of the “ Christchurch Star,’* entries for which will close on December 6. In the literary section there are half a dozen subjects of topical interest to choose from, the object being to appeal to both sexes in a field in which common experience rather than mere literary ability will be a guarantee of success. In the photographic competitions a new class has been provided for old photographs such as appear from time to time in the Old Colonist Pages of Saturday’s issue. Here, again, any reader of the “ Star,” whether interested in photography or not, may win a substantial prize. The competitions are as follows: PHOTOGRAPHIC. Any Subject. First Prize £3 Second Prize £1 Animal or Bird Study. First Prize £2 Second Prize £1 Fifty Years Ago. First Prize £2 Second Prize £1 Any photograph fifty j'ears old, oi older, preferably in New Zealand, oi any subject of old time interest-- seme thing from an old album, such as an immigrant ship, a family or wedding group, a portrait, an old house, church or store, old fashions, the photogiaph to be accompanied preferably with notes. LITERARY. Select any of the following subjects for an article not exceeding 500 words:— How to make your child love you. What has a motor-car meant to me? How to make a pal of your boy ? In what ways has freedom brought happiness to women ? What controls women's fashions? What features are transient? What is the finest sport, and why? Six prizes of a guinea each will be offered, but there will not necessarily be a prize for eafch subject CHILDREN’S CLASSES. Seniors. (Over twelve years and under eighteen.) Best drawing tlndian ink). Subject: “Father Christmas Arrive*by Air.” Prizes: 10s and os. Best Christmas story not over 600 words. Any topic. Prizes: 10s and Juniors. (Under twelve years.) Best drawing (Indian ink). The cable news in this issue accredited to “The Times" has appeared in that only where expressly stated is such news the editorial opinion of “ The Times.”