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Waikato Times, Volume 113, Issue 18929, 26 April 1933, Page 22 (Supplement)

Before a commencement can be made in solving this competition it is necessary to fill up the 72 empty squares with the CORRECT letters. To find these 72 missing letters is simple. The 72 firms advertising on this page are each displaying in their windows one letter and the number of the square in which to insert it. When all the squares have been filled in competitors have a very interesting competition before them. The letters required to form any name (or word) must appear in squares next to each other (no jumping permitted) and should two similar letters be used in the spelling of a name (or word) that particular letter must be discovered in two different squares, i.e. no letter may be used more than once in the formation of any name (or word) as example:— CHECKER—Correct 79, 88 87, 96, 106, 97, 98. Incorrect: 79, 88, 97, 96, 106, 97, 98. All letters may be used as often as required in order to form additional names (or words). When a name (or word) has been discovered, competitors should write down that name (or word) on a sheet of paper. Alongside that name (or word) must be written the numbers of the squares in which the letters, forming that name (or word) are discovered (as above example). * In order to eliminate the possibility of the pnze-money being divided into small amounts each competitor is asked, when forwarding their entry, to attach a second entry giving the names of additional Hamilton shopkeepers and titles of Hamilton business firms which, by the same means, can be discovered. The winner will be given an order (or orders) to the value of £5, which must he spent with one or more of the 72 firms advertising on this page. * ENTRIES CLOSE JUNE 30, 1933. —Address your entries to the ADVERTISING MANAGER, WAIKATO TIMEB, P.O. Box 156 Hamilton, marked “SQUARE COMPETITION” in left hand corner of envelope. Winner's name will be published Saturday July 8, 1933. (Extra copies of this page can be prooured from any of the advertisers.)

H. H. HIGH-CLASS JEWELLER, HOWDEN Victoria Street Hamilton. Phone 1554. Diamond Rings at exceptionally reasonable prices. See our selection before you deckle. .prrrpc p - w - & c 0 > ,rlsh L l"® n Store, Victoria St., Hamilton. JtrrtnO (Opp. Hooker & Kingston, Ltd.) Specialists In Linen Goods—Tablecloths, Sheetings, etc. Also large assortment of Traced Goods of latest designs. JONES E. Footwear Specialist and Sports Goods Dealer. Victoria Street, Hamilton. Phone 2848. Large assortment of Sports Goods, Leather Goods, Footwear, eto., at warehouse prices... Also at Morrlnsvllle, Matamata and Te Aroha. JUVENILE BAND BOX Victoria Street, Hamilton. Complete Baby Outfits from 35/ Quality Guaranteed. New Shawls and Blankets now showing—See our windows. I/IMP AND JACK, 7 Sheet Metal Workers, l\lliU Vlalou Street, Hamilton. Phone 2921. Sheet metal work In all Its branches executed by skilled workmen. (We are Re-tinning Specialists.) LTD. Quality Meat Purveyors, Victoria Street, Hamilton. ’Phono: 1443. LUNCHES Prime Beef Mutton, Pork and Delicious Small Goods “ Where the Best Does Cost Less.” ■ iii r ii., Reliable Boot Repairer, Hood Street Hamilton. IV! ALL (Next Priscott Bros.) Gont's Solos and Heels, 5/9. Ladies’ Soles and Heels, 3/6 All Repairs Neatly Executed. ITKENZIE -’S .1. R. LTD., Victoria Street, Hamilton. - Specialists Also Toys, Winter Games, Stationery, Tobaccos and all Toilet Requisites.