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Winners of the £2OO NX. Tobacco u Competition S, SEXTON, 10 Kennedy Street, Dunedin E. H. SMITH, 21 Aldred Street, Christchurch E. GORKIN, London Street, Lyttelton MR. ROSS, 11 Queen s Drive, Island Bay E. HALSTEAD, Pleasant Point I. FISH, 131 Carlyle Street, Napier NELSON RED CROSS BRANCH, Nelson J- DEWEY, Mount Peel Station, Rangitata W. R. BROWN. Box 7, Milton L. MUNN, Junction Road, Middleton, Christchurch 50 Prizes of £1 each to the Following: R. SMITH, 1 Reid Street, Dunedin D. E. JOHNSTON, Shetland Street, Kaikorai A. Dl' .KSON, Fairhall, Blenheim G. R. WELLS, Tirhes Street, Reefton A. E. DALGLIESH, Puerua, Otago J. E. COX, Denniston J. DICKEY, Springdale, Te Puke J. H. LLYOD, Reed Street, Oamaru H. R. THOMASON. Wai-iti,.Nelson R. H. EYRE, 14 George Street, Palmerston North L. M. JOHNSTONE, Parkvale, Carterton E. BISHOP, Queen Street, Waimate E. BAILEY, Kimbolton L. PRESTON, 44 Foyle Street, Bluff F. B. BUTLER, Totara Flat T. WARD. Foxton YATES, 96 Richardson Street, Opawa W. ARNOTT, 25 Bridgeman Street, St. Kilda J. T. MILLER, Plumber, Waipawa W. E. TOMLIN, Park Road, Miramar D. PURDIE, 37 Edwin Street, Newton M. HEAVEY. Pukeuri Junction R- HUMPHRIES, Fortrose, Southland G. PALMER, Seaward Downs J. HARTIGAN, Westport C. HANSEN, 8 Princes Street, Invercargill D. T. FERGUSON, Miller’s Flat W. McFARLANE, Takaka, Nelson C. HEALEY, High Street, Dunedin E. J. LONGDIN, 5 Rosewarne Street, Spreydon G. W. WRIGHT. 65 Main Road, Vv^adestown A. DAWICK, 151 Church Street, Palmerston North F. MELLOR, 81 Craigie Avenue, Timaru H. McLACHLAN, 243 Havelock Street, Ashburton G. W. CUTTLE. 42 Shirley Road. St. Albans HUGHES, 16 Allan Street, Riccarton E. W. SHEERAN, Kuntly G. L. RICHARDS, Overdale, Rakaia J. CARROLL, Murray Creek, Reefton D. BRIEN, Hilton, Temuka W. H. SIMPSON, 81 Litchfield Street, Christchurch G. R. STEPHENS, 260 Hastings Street, Napier G. PENNING. Ohutu, near Taihape W. TOMLINSON, Progress Junction, Reefton M. McCONNELL, Seddon Avenue, Waihi S. SHAW, Waikino, Ohinemuri A. FRASER, 98 Yarrow Street, Invercargill G. H. FARQUHAR. Awamoko, via Oamaru H. BEAUFORT, Storekeeper. Roxburgh T. WESLEY, Genavy, Canterbury 120 Prizes of , 10/- each * ar |> e Prizes, namely 180, it is impossible to publish the. Names and Addresses of all Prize Winners, but a complete List of the Winners can be obtained on application to CAPSTAN, Box 181, G.P.0., Wellington, N Z THE WINNERS' HAVE ALL. BEEN NOTIFIED. ’ 206