WHAT "SUN" CARDS MEAN.--Purple Special, equals 4 marks; Blue First Class, 3 marks; Red Second Class, 2 marks; Orange Third Class 1 mark. When you have a total value of 25, post cards to the Editor, in a long envelope, marked " Sun" Cards only. A substantial cash prize ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Article : 93 wordsHow many plain, everyday words do you know that, reversed, make other plain, everyday words? Two examples are given: (1) Saw (wag); (2) Tram (mart). Four half-crown prizes, six souvenir prizes, and six "Sun" cards awaiting. Closing date, July 4. ...
Article : 193 wordsDear Young People,-- You remember I wrote you last week the recipe for never being really poor, and told you the ingredients were ...
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Article : 354 wordsMrs. Sunshine decides that her family (and husband) need to be taken to Sydney to be educated. To avoid this fate some of the younger members escape to the bush, and for some time lead an adventurous life, aided by their faithful steed The Bounder. Bushrangers are met with, but outwitted, ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Article : 176 wordsHALF-CROWN PRIZES to GLADYS WILSON (12), 41 Alfred-Street, Milson's Point, and OLGA SLOWGROVE (9), 73 Malakoff-street, Marrickville, PURPLE SUN CARDS to RUTH WATSON (9), "Sheila," Hampton Street, Hurstville; HERBERT FREEMAN (11), 42 Avoca-street, Bondi; and ...
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The Sun (Sydney, NSW : 1910 - 1954), Sun 18 Jun 1922, Page 2
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