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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume V, Issue 256, 20 June 1895, Page 12

FOOTBALL PRIZE COMPETITION. First Prize ... £5 5 0 Consolation Prize 10 0 We offer a Prize of Five Guineas to be equally divided amongst the competitors who guess the results and actual number of points scored by the respective clubs in each of the three Senior matches to be played on Saturday next, June 15th. 1. Parnell v. North Shore 2. Newton v. Grafton 3. Suburbs v. City COUTPOKT (to be detached) SATURDAY, JUNE 22nd, 1895. Name og Club ~ Poin?s°'Scored. 1 2 3 Name Address [6] L6] Competitors must guess the winners in the order named, giving the number of points scored by each club, and in the following manner: — “ Parnell 12—3,” which means that Parnell won by 12 points to 3. In the event of the whole of the winning or drawing clubs and the respective scores in each match not being guessed, we shall award a Consolation Prize of Ten Shillings to the competitor who guesses the nearest to the number of points scored by each Senior team. In this event the Premier Prize next week will remain at Five Guineas. Coupons must reach this office not later than 10 o’clock on Saturday morning, June 22nd, addressed Editor Sporting Review, Auckland, and endorsed “ Football Coupon.” The name and address of the successful competitor will be announced in next week’s issue of the Sporting Review. The award of the Editor must be considered final. \ Competitors may send any number of Coupons in one envelope provided they pay sufficient postage. Prize winners must make written application for their prizes at once, signed in a similar manner to the coupon. SPORTING REVIEW PRIZE COUPON <£so Fifty Pounds £5O Tlie Tretole. To be equally divided amongst the persons who pick the Winning Treble, Caulfield, Melbourne and New Zealand Cups. > fh! o o o rs l '?s § ~ O ha X 2 “ S, s'- « g -s 3 ’ | -2 o ~ |s 8 is 8 * * 5 ■g § © CO *8 ii-Pl P..S tn m oS ©m .St, S ~ & K J N S 's’l'is