OUR PUZZLE

Observer, Volume 1, Issue 3, 2 October 1880, Page 22

OUR PUZZLE

RULES. „i' i T * c s Ji m £ f ? ne ?" ine a will be given every week for the best Epigram, Conundrum, Recipe, Onarade, or whatever the announced subject of competition for the week may be. , 2 : TI J e c° m Petitor must cut out the coupon at the ?• ° f ,_. tliese rules and attach it to the paper on which his or her answer is written. All answers unaccompanied with coupons will be looked upon as invalid, and their authors disqualified. 3. A norn de plume, such as " Lex," " Virgo " " Innocent," &c, of not more than twelve, or at most fourteen, letters must be attached to each competitor s answer. When the Puzzle Editor has mad« his selection he will publish the winner's norn de plume, and the lucky lady or gentleman will then have to forward her, or his, real name and address. Bonande names and addresses should not on any account accompany answers. 4. The decision and award of the Puzzle Editor must be considered final and irrevocable, and for obvious reasons, no appeal from his critical judgments can bo entertained. 5. In every instance the prize will be given in money, subject to no condition whatever, except the above, and the publication of the winners' real name and address in this journal. 6. Competitors will be allowed fourteen days for the composition and dispatch of their efforts ; but all such communications must, at the latest, be received at the Observer Office by the first post on Friday morning in the second week succeeding the publication of the subject for competition. 7. No communications can be received on postcards, by telegraph or by hand. They must afl be sent in the time named above, as post letters addressed—