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Progress, Volume XII, Issue 9, 1 May 1917, Page 943

Accommodation allowed for 50 members. The following rooms, etc., are required : — A room each for men and women with lockers, showers, and lavatories. Small tool room, scullery, a large open room, and verandah. Drawings to consist of plans, four elevations, and section. All drawings to be 1/8-in. scale, finished in black and white, and all on one sheet of paper. Mr. Gerald E. Jones, Lic.,R.1.8.A., of Auckland has kindly set this subject. Designs must be sent in finished as above, under a nom-de-plume, addressed to Progress, 8 Parish Street, Wellington, and marked clearly “ Fifty-fifth Prize Competition ” on outside with a covering letter giving competitor’s name, and address of employer. Designs to be sent in by July 21st, 1917. Our 56th Competition We offer a prize of £1 Is. Od., for the design adjudged to .be the best for a Design problem for a Garden Pavilion not to exceed JO feet by 45 feet, which is to he placed on a level site 3 feet above the water level and at the end of an artificial lake. The pavilion is to have an open loggia in front of the whole length with a single room behind. There are to be no fireplaces. There is to be a landing stage from the lake with steps leading to the drive in front of the pavilion. Drawings required;— (a) Plan showing the general layout scheme of the end of the lake including the positions of pavilion, landing stage, drives, etc., to a scale of J of an inch to a foot, (b) Elevation of the pavilion including the detailed treatment of the end of the lake, to a scale of :] of an inch to a foot. Note.—The building to be built of stone and to have a tiled roof. The drawings to be executed in dilute Indian ink with the angles and features touched with Indian ink and finished in a monotone colour. Mr. C. H. Mitchell, A.R.1.8.A., of Wellington has kindly set this subject. Designs must be sent in finished as above, under a nom-de-plume addressed to Progress, 8 Parish Street, Wellington, and marked clearly Fifty-sixth Prize Competition on outside with a covering letter giving competitors’ name, and address of employer. Designs to bo sent in bv August 21st, 1917. Our Competitions Owing to pressure on our space the results of our 51st and 52nd Competitions will not be published till next month Conditions of “Progress” Competitions The Editor reserves the right of publishing any or all the designs submitted, and while every care will be taken of drawings, no responsibility is accepted should any loss or damage be sustained. Those desiring their designs returned must send postage to cover cost of same. No award will be made unless at least three designs are sent in for any one competition. Unless otherwise stated drawings are to be in black and white only.