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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 3672, 30 July 1927, Page 1

»awnnanrTMii..i«;nimma<ss £SO PRIZES £SO V FOR THIS " W COUNTRY PRESS and Y.M.C.A CROSSWORD COMPETITIONS These Competitions (of which this is the first) are being run by a number of Newspapers in cooperation with the Directors of the Wanganui Y.M.C.A. The prize mpney has been guaranteed by reputable citizens and ,a cheque for same deposited with the Manager of the Bank of New boutn Wales Wanganui, together with sealed solution: Every penny of profit will be devoted to the beneficial work of the Y.M.C.A. CONDITIONS. These Prizes are for this Competition only.— THEY MUST BE WON. Flr.t - - - * <25 Second - ... £lO Third - - - - *5 Ten of £1 Hack. All Prizes will be awarded strictly on merit to the senders of the correct or most nearly correct solutions. No competitor will be awarded more than one prize in any one competition. In case of ties the prize money will be divided. It is a condition of entry that the award of the Judges shall be accepted as final. All solutions must be posted to the address given on the coupon not later than JULY Postal Note (crossed) must accompany each entry. Additional entries may be made on plain paper or on the Puzzle cut from copies of this paper, additional entry so made must be accompanied by the stipulated entrance fee. The names of the prize winners will be published in this paper, and the prize money will be forwarded to the winners immediately after the award has been made. All words used in this Competition are to be found in Webster’s and other standard dictionaries. 1. An acidulous salt. 3. Profit. 4. A European fish. 7. A run (3 letters only) 8. Behind. 10. What Y.M.C.A. exists for. 11. Pertaining to the sun. 12. Not women. DOWN 13. A man's name. 14. Come together. 16. The larva of the bean fly--17. A snug retreat. 18. To pillage. 19. The World’s greatest national constructors (abb.) ACROSS 1. To please, t. To make less dense, f. Of extraordinary size. •• A veined gem. t. A Maori prefix (last letters in No. 1.) 11. An exclamation. 13. A nautical term. U. Sometimes loved sometimes hated. Delirium. Signifying correct. A wretched person. A great noise. A high pointed hill. One not “all there 1 .” A brink. Sung by every loyalist (abb.) A disturber of the night NAME ADDRESS COUNTRY PRESS AND Y.M.O.A. CROSS* WORD COMPETITION, P.O. Bor 278, WANGANUI. Enclosed please find Postal Note value No as fee for my entry (or entries) herewith. I agree to abide by the conditions of en'cry Bet out in your advertisement. _ ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES J. M. THOMSON ELECTRIC HEATERS. ELECTRIC HEATERS. 1 COAL AND GRAIN MERCHANT , AND GENERAL CARRIER. DON’T LET JACK FROST WORRY WHYTE STREET, EOXTON. YOU! We have the latest in Household and Steam Coal, Firewood of Best Quality cut to any length. GLOW BAR RADIATORS. No Wires to burn out. Other varieties from 32/6. Grain and Poultry Feed, Pollarl, Bran, Maize, etc. ALSO LIME AND CEMENT. Agent for We also Stock: | “ECLIPSE”,FERTILISERS. electric boiling rings and i JUGS, AND EVERYTHING ELEC- 1 TRICAL FOR HOME COMFORT. | “Marvel” Hair Wavers, 17/6. 1 GILFILLAN WIRELESS SETS:' They Get the Music. j THE CENTRAL ELECTRIC COY. THE CENTRAL ELECTRIC COY. BOX 278. THE STRAND. PALMERSTON N. phone 6402. gAMPLES of Artistic and Commercial Printing may be inspected at “The Herall Office” where all orders will be promptly executed. Highest class Workmanship. These Fertilisers cover the whole wanted, range of manures and special Mixtures. We have obtained a new and up-to-date International Motor Conveyance and cater for the conveyance of Parties, Sports Clubs, etc., to all parts of the district at moderate charges. General Carrying in all its Branches. Telephone No. 35. RABBIT TRAPPERS. RABBIT TRAPPERS. CONSIGN YOUR SKINS TO THE WELLINGTON RAW FUR EXPORT COY. 25 Panama Street, Wellington. HIGHEST PRICES, IMMEDIATE returns. A Trial will Satisfy you. .. ’ < S.O.S. MOTOR SERVICE THE PIONEER SERVICE BETWEEN WELLINGTON AND NEW PLYMOUTH. COMFORT, SAFETY AND , RELIABILITY. (Only Experienced and Reliable Drivers Employed). LIMOUSINES AND FIRST-CLASS ■ TOURING CARS NO CHAR-A-BANCS. FOXTON TIME-TABLE: FOXTON TO WELLINGTON.— 0 a.m. (this service is run with an 8-cylinder Cadilac. Saloon, luxuriously appointed to accommodate 10 Passengers). 12.15 p.m. and 3 p.m. Fare: 15/-. FOXTON TO. WANGANUI : 5.30 a.m. (via Morton, connecting at Wanganui to New Plymouth) 12.15 p.m. and 4.15 p.m. Fare: 10/-. SUNDAY SERVICE: — Foxton to Wellington: 12.15 p.m. and 3.15 p.m. Foxton to Wanganui: 12.30 p.m. Sunday Fares 25 per cent, extra. SEATS BOOKED AT WALLS’, MOUTOA TEA ROOMS. Telegrams: “5.0.5., WANGANUI.”