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Waikato Independent, Volume XXXIV, Issue 3209, 20 September 1934, Page 3

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ONLY A FORTNIGHT TO GO . THE WAIKATO INDEPENDENT’S ANNUAL LITERARY COMPETITIONS In Which VALUABLE PRIZES IN CASH AND BOOKS . j Are Offered For the Best Original SHORT STORIES and ESSAYS written by i ; Adults or Children of tho Cambridge District, To give intending competitors in the school sections mors time in which to prepare their entries, it has been decided to open THE INDEPENDENT’S ANNUAL LITERARY COMPETITIONS somewhat earlier this year, and to advance the closing date accordingly, so as to avoid the busy examination period. CONDITIONS: ADULTS. FOR THE BEST SHORT STORY: First Prize £l/1/- ; Second 10/6 FOR TEE BEST ESSAY (to be judged separately): Special Prize of Book (to be selected by the winner). Entries are restricted to residents of the Cambridge District. Name and address, written on a separate sheet, should accompany all entries. CHILDREN (Any Age). Two First Prizes. FOR BEST SHORT STORY: 10/6 '; r : FOR BEST ESSAY: 10/6 For Best Effort (Essay or Story), children aged 10 years or under: A BOOK. Boys or Girls attending any school in the Cambridge District are eligible to enter for any of these prizes. Efforts must be certified by a teacher of the school, that they are the competitor’s own work, and that the plots are original. Full name and address, school, and age, should be written on a separate page and pinned to the front of each entry. GENERAL CONDITIONS. Stories or Essays should not be more than 1500 words in length for ’Adult entries and 1000 words for Children. They 'must be written on one side of the paper only. All Entries must be addressed to The Editor, Waikato Independent, and should reach this office not later than 5 p.m. on MONDAY, OCTOBER Ist1 st - ; ' WINNING STORIES AND ESSAYS Will bo'publislied in our SPECIAL CHRISTMAS ISSUE

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