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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXII, Issue XIII, 26 March 1904, Page 56

IMPORTANT TO AMATEUR AND PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS. Competition on New Lines. EVERY PHOTOGRAPH USED PAID FOR Experience having proved that many of the most able Amateur and Professional Photographers decline to enter for Prize Competitions, in which the right is reserved to publish any picture entered without further recompense than the chance of a prize, the GRAPHIC, after consulting with some leading Professional and Amateur Photographers, has decided to inaugurate A COMPETITION ON NEW LINES, APPROVED BY CAMERA AND PHOTOGRAPHIC CLUBS. Ihe feeling in the Clubs seems to be that It is not satisfactory to send in good Prints for Competition on the eft chance of a prize, and where non prize winning prints are retained and reproduced gratis. The conditions now offered by THE GRAPHIC should satisfy all. Five Prizes Wil! Be Awarded. BUT THIS IS KOT ALT. EVERY PRINT USED WILL BE PAID FOR AT STANDARD RATES NO DISTINCTION IS MADE REGARDING SUBJECTS. LANDSCAPE, COMIC, OR FIGURE PICTURES ARE ELIGIBLE, OR ANY OTHER SUBJECT SUITABLE FOR PUBLICATION. RULES FOR COMPETITION. 1. Every picture used. In addition to the five which win the prizes of One Pound each, will be paid for at standard rates. 2. No print accepted by THE GRAPHIC must be supplied for reproduction la any other Journal or Publication. 3. No print submitted must have been previously published In any newspaper or magazine. 4. Name and address must be lightly written in black lead pencil on each Photo sent in. All Photos for Competition must be posted in N.Z. not later than March 31, 1304. —.. =3 O’ IMPORTANT. •BP?'! To Amateurs and Others Who Object to Competitions. Many Artists In Photography object, for private or professional reasons, to enter into any competition. These are Invited at all times to submit work at their owM valuation, rrojppt attention L gencrouy treatment, and quick return of unaccepted print#.