STORY COMPETITION
The quaint picture of the two boys sitting side by side with a most angelic air brought the Dawn Lady a large number of entries to judge. All manner of adventures befel these little picture people and some delightful stories came from the very small Sunbeams. The prize this time goes to Joan Brookfield, for her dainty and well-handled little tale, “The Silver Shoe.” First: Joan Brookfield, “Aumoe,” Nelson Street, St. Heliers Bay, Auckland (aged 11). Highly Commended: Dick Schofield, Ponsonby (aged 6); Margot Hogben, Parnell (aged 6); Norma Waller, Manurewa (aged 12); Joan O’Brien, Avondale (aged 14); Gay du Howick (aged 10) ; Thelma Churches, New Plymouth (aged 10); Evelyn Hughes, Mount Eden (aged 13); Sheila Quinn, Dominion Road (aged 14); Nancy Waller, Manurewa (aged 13); Ruth Thompson, Mount Roskill (aged 12) ; Joyce Ludlow, Ponsonby (aged 13); Irene Watkins, Frankton Junction (aged 13); Ina Ludlow. Ponsonby (aged 12); Sheila Lockington, Waihi (aged 13) ; Keitha Johns, Port Albert (aged 10).
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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 270, 4 February 1928, Page 29
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161STORY COMPETITION Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 270, 4 February 1928, Page 29
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