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Radio Record, Volume X, Issue 3, 24 July 1936, Page 15

Jolvettej {25 CAsH MO: CAsh 251 MUST BE WON Firs S6t SeconO 8E7 Wan R6 AtotTphE TeohitRN ARA SR Ca TeR LJON 6 Lyt ElLJOm 8 STRAL Fo Dd FLJANKT DN 3 F Dildi 6 81 Dbo DNe As Burt JM ent JAM 5 13, This simple competition has been compiled with the idea of reducing the number of alternative solutions possible in puzzles of this nature and is based on places in N_ Z_ listed in Wise's N. Index The puzzle is divided into two sets of five place names. In the first set each of the wames 1 to 4 have two letters missing Al1 You have to do is to f1l in the empty spaces using some of the letters given in the diamond for the first set, crossing out the letters as vo@ use them. After you have filled in the eight spaces you wili fnd that there are Sif letters in the diamond not crossed out: These six jumbled letters together with one other letter (which You must supply)_ 'will give the mame of another place in N_ 3 and will form the solution to No. 5_ Now solve the second set in like manner the only difference being that there will be four fumbled letters left in the diaiond uncrossed: To these four letters you muet add one other letter (which you supply to form the solution to No. 10. Now write your complete list of 10 place names on plain paper and post as instructed below, together with an entry fee of 4/- Postal Note or 1/1 in staips If you consider that alternativc solutions are possible you may Submit additional entries-~6d_ each_ 825 will he paid to the competitor with the correct r most nearly correct sulu tion. In the event of ties the prize money will be divlded equally but no winning competitor shall rcceive lesg in Prize Money than the amount of his or her entry fee. No competitor may win more than one share of the- prize money 'Ehe decision of the adjudicators must be accepted 25 final_ Sealed Golution and 825 cash bave beev lodged with "NI_ Truth" a8 evidence of good faith but not So a5 to involve that paper in the liability of stakeholder 01 otherwise. OLOSING DATB POST ENTRIES TO RESULTS will be AlI Entries must be post- SOLVETTES No, 2, published in this paper marked not later than P.o. BOX 188R, Tuesday , July 28_ CHRISTCHURCH: AUG. Ath_ 1936. RESULTS SOLVETTES, No. 1. RESULTS SOLVETTES No. 1 The correct solution was submitted Zkose 84 competitors who therefore divide the prize-money, each receiving 7/10. who divide are.-~Inglewood ; Mr_ and Mrs. I Taris_ Rotorua : C Cawdwell, C D. Clark. Auckland : F_ Woods, Mr _ and Mrs. J_ Webb; H. Y. Stevenson, Mrs. 0. Clarke; V Coombes, C Pellew W Coomhes. Tolaga Bay B McMahon_ New Plymouth Mrs. C. Beaver: Gisborne Mrs. F_ LsoadIrau jun. Okaihau: Mrs: V Hale. Nelson : Mrg: E Smith, Mrs. R. J. Eudson, W. W. Loch_ Ratanui N_ Maxwell, E M_ Andersou: Clyde Mrs J L Davidson Arapuni: Mrs. J. Steele_ Te A wamutu La Parish. Raetihi Miss E Soar, T M. Cou- brie Tangivai FL: Stephens: Iuvercargill: 'N. Neilson C D Cameron, D_ M, Begley_ Dunedin I W_ IiI. J Walfer, Mrs M; SOilo5; Mr_ J Grabam. Blafl : R Denton_ Rangiora P C Faris Christehurch B Andrews, L: E. Edwards Mrs. E. Yaris. I Gray N Wall, G. Crosier_ Mrs. 1. Redden: Gore Mr_ B_ J. McDowall_ Temuka Nrs. T webb, J D. Hopkinson: rTellinGiog: 1. Day, D Boyd, Mrs I; G. Wood, Mrs. R, Cox, MF8 I Willie, Mrs. W Otipua J. 4. Tavendale Lower Hutt : Miss GS Cox: Wanganut E B Hart, Miss I Chamberlain G_ H Brown_ Feilding: M: Barltrop; Miss E_ Nathieson G. Garnett, M18. D Finlay . Sumner C. Rosier: Marton "W TT Mohaka Mrs; G. Wainohu: The correct solution was : 1 Wellington; 2 Christ- church, 3 Auckland, 4 BlufE;, 5 Waipuna 6 Hastings, 7 @kecdivitl 8 ' Blenleoiea 9 Havelock, 10 Nelson. Winning entries have been ahecked tbe solution by "N Z. Truth; and prize-money has been posted: No winning competltor will ever receive; 9S his 0r her sharc, less than the entiy fee Buh- mitted FOR DRY BATTERY BURGESs PERFECTION THE BET TER B Ritish We, RADIO BATTERIES