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PUBLIC NOTICES. PROHIBITION Address by ; William Richardson, Editor Auckland "Free Press," Post Office Square, Noon TIIIS DAY. Lyall Bay, 3 p.m. NOTICE. T ANDREW VKI,I,A, of Mnna Island, A) wish; to notify tho public that I intend to apply for a. Slaughtering License at the next sitting of tho Hutt County Council. Dated at I'liramerton this 22nd Day oE December, 1913. C" "OJIPETraONS" Magazine. Winners. Fletcher's I'hosphatonic Competition — First Prize, A. B. Chappell, Dublin St., Wanganui, XIS; dealer, Wilton, Chemist. Wanganui, X 2 25.; Second I'rizc, Andrew Hickson, Revell St., Hokilikn, X 3 10s.; Third Prize, Hazel Martell, St. Albans. Christehiircii, XI 105. Tanking'? Linseed Emulsion Competition.—First Prize, 0. Flanagan, Grace and Co., Invorcarglll, X 5; First Prize, Fred Scarland._ School Read, Fairlie, X 5; dealers, J. W. Mair, Chemist, Tnverca'rgill, 155.; South wick, Chemist, Fairlie. 155.; Second Prize, Geo. Harding, Swing Bridge Road, Dannevirko, .£2 10s.; Third Prize, Mrs. 11. Kirk, +1 Hospital St., Greymouth. XI. Radium Boot Polish Competition.—First Prize, Evelyn Daw'son, Brooklyn. Wellington, X 3 35.; Second Prize, Percy R. Watson, To Aroha, Auckland, XI Is.; and seven consolation prizes, -which have been posted to winners. 6s. each. _ "What's on the Signbontd?" Competition.—liifet Prize, Geo. Harding, Swing Bridge Road,Daunevirke, X 5; Second Prize, Miss 3f. Fookes, Cameron St., Now Plymouth, X 2; Third Prize, J. H. Davidson, Poverty Beach, Alexandra, XI. Bonnington's Pills Competition.—First Prize (divided), Cecily Kelly, Elm Roir, . Dunedin, X 5; Mrs. H. Ki'rko, Hospital St., Greymouth, X 5; Second Prize (divided), Miss K. Hamilton, Inglcwood, XI 155.; Beatrice Hickson, Revell St., Hokitika, XI 155.; Third Prize (divided), Mrs. Z. E. Meek, Yauxhall, Dunedin. 155.; Mrs. A. M'Kihney, Dublin St., Wanganui, 15s. Hazelwood Motor-Cycle Competition.—First Prize, Geo. Harding, Swing Bridge Road, Dannerirke, X 2 25.; Second Prize, J. Cowles, 155 Cox Street, Ashburton, XI Is. Molendo Competition.—First Prize, Mrs. J. M'Lean, Turnbull St., Wellington, X 5; Second Prize, Miss E. R. Ellingham, Ponsonby Road, Auckland, X 2 10s.; Third Prize, Miss C. M. Lorrigan. York St., Auckland, XI. Brico's Hair Regenerator Competition.—First Prize, Mrs. Managh, Taihape, Xl 5; dealer, Cunningham, Chemist, Taihape, X 2 25.; Second Prize, Mrs. H. Kirk, Hospital St., Greymouth, X 3 10s.; Third Prize, Clarence White. Tel. Exchange, Wanganui, XI 10s. "Something of a Poser" Competition.—This problem about Time is still unsolved. The prize will be doubled, and an additional problem about Space will be set into the next number of "Competitions," a copy of which we shall post to all who competed. "Domo Separator" Competition.—Tho prize, "Domo Cream Separator, was won by Lauri Leach, Sea View, Waihi. Stevens's Health Snjt Competition.—First Prizo (divided), B. Milliard, Kelburne, Welling-. ton, X 5; Gertrude Dale, Anderson's Bay, Dunedin, Xu; dealers, Fletcher, Chemist, Wellington, 10s.; Scott's Pharmacy. Dnuediu, 10s.; Second Prize, G. Howes. George Street. Dunedin, X 3 10.?.; Third Prize, Miss E. Maddox, Parnell, Auckland, XI 10s. Sydal Competition.—First Prize, Mrs. Pinnock, Main Road, NorthEast Valley, Dunedin, X3;.Second Prize, JFiS3.E. Milbro, Post Office, Coal Creek Flat. X 2; four prijes of 10s. each:—Miss A. M> Marnier, "Westwood," Scatoun, Wellington; Miss G. Dale, Ivolianga, Anderson's Bay. Dunedin; Mrs. E. M. A., c.o. H. D. Abbott, Lawrence Street, PonsMiby, Auckland; Miss L. Chappell, Brougham Street. Wellington. Cheoues have been posted to all th.e winnbrs. • Tho prizes have been awarded by joint decision of the advertisers and the Editor, strictly according to merit. The next number of "Competitions," containing all tho winners' efforts, is now in preparation, and on publication a copy will be nostcd free to all Competitors.—Editor, "Competious." Dec. 30th, 1913.

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