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E25 MUST BE WON E25 CASH TRY YOUR SKILL OASH NO ALTERNATIVES; NO DICTIONARY; ONLY PATIENCE REQUIRED. YOU MAKE YOUR OWN SOLUTION. AAAAAAAAAAAAA BBBBBBBB CCCCC DDDDDDDDD EEEEEEEEE FFF _ GGGG HHHE IIIIIIIIIII JJJ KKKKKKK LLLLLLL MMMM NNNNNNN ooooooooooooo PPPPP 0 RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR SSSSSS TTTTTTTT UUUU VVV WWWWWWW X YYYY ZZ. Instructions -_The Puzzle is ISimple: How many of 'the letters can yoU use in making mames 0f birds, which must be selected from the list below. BLACKBIRD, BUZZARD, CHAFTINCH, CRAKE; DOVB, DRAKE; DIVER; DOLPHIN, BAGLE, GROUSB; GODWIT; HAWK, HERON, JACKDAW, JAY, KINGFISHER, LARK, LINNET; MAGPIE, MACAW OSTRICH, OWL, PHBASANT; PBACOCK, POUTER, PIGEON; PEN- GUIN, PASTOR, QUAIL, ROBIN, RAVEN, ROOSTER, SWALLOW, SANDPIPER, SPARROW, STARLING, STORK, TOMTIT; THRUSH, TURKEY, SNIPB, WAGTAIL; WOODPEOKER, WREN, WRYBILL, YUNX Two letters only were left in last puzzle ; there will be far more letters left in this one; Post you' Solution not later than the Closing Date, Wednesday, July 1 Address to Try-Me-Birds, Box 1859, Auckland; Cl. CONDITIONS: 1 When working out a solution cross out each 'of the letters used to make a bird' s name, e.g", jf vou select S, N, I P, #, crOiSiS out SNNJIP.E: 2 Any bird once used cannot be used 'again: 3 The prize of 820 will be awarded to the competitor whose solution uses up the dargest number of: LETTERS (not Birds)_ 4 Prize '0f e5 to the competitor whose solution is nert in order of merit. 5. In the event of ties the prize money will be divided. If more than five competitors tie the first and second prize will be divided equally _ 6 Write birds used on plain: paper and show letters not used, Or crOSS out birds not used on printed forms and show letters left: 7 Each entry must be accompanied by a postal note for 1/- entry fee; also stamped addressed envelope for results and copy of next Puzzle. 8 Prize money deposited with Radio Record " Results will appear in this paper on July 10 Longer Life = ~More Power Freshness, power, and long-life__comes from the use of Oxygen. VULCAN Batteries, through the new Oxygen- isation process are daily giving long, reliable service in New Zealand. No other battery sold can 9 iv e y0 4 such s t e a d y voltage flow as Vulcan. Prove it yourself next time you Vulcan need a battery. Types for Cycles, HiotE5yon Radios, Torches; Bells, etc. Vullaa NZ MADE BAT TERIES Vuleaem for Voltage Value 99 3D.-_AND WORTH IT X 66 N.Z: SPORTING LIFE 99 THE BEST AND BRIGHTEST SPORTING PAPER IN NZ AT ALL BOOKSELLERS THROUGHOUT N sitthil}

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Radio Record, 26 June 1936, Page 16

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Page 16 Advertisement 1 Radio Record, 26 June 1936, Page 16

Page 16 Advertisement 1 Radio Record, 26 June 1936, Page 16

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