itors.]

No. V.--SINGLE DOLLS (including BABY DOLLS), in Ordinary Clothes.

[N. B.--The clothes should be made to take off and put on.]

No. VI.--TOYS, MADE OF ANY MATERIAL, AND WOOL PLAYTHINGS as shown
in Wool Balls, Knitted and Crocheted Reins, &c. &c.

In _each_ of these Six Competitions (I. to VI.) Two Prizes in Books of
the respective values of TWO GUINEAS and ONE GUINEA will be awarded in
the Senior Division, and Two Prizes of the respective values of ONE
GUINEA and HALF A GUINEA will also be awarded in the Junior Division;
making in all Four Prizes in _each_ Competition of the value of FOUR AND
A HALF GUINEAS.

No. VII.--THE "LITTLE FOLKS" SPECIAL ILLUSTRATED STORY COMPETITION
FOR 1884.

[In this Competition (No. VII.) Prizes in Books and Medals of
_exactly the same value and number_ are offered _in each Division_
to those who shall send in the BEST ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATED STORIES,
account being also taken of the neatness of the writing and the
arrangement of the Pictures. The following is the list (_in each
Division_):--A FIRST PRIZE OF ONE GUINEA AND A HALF in Books for
the BEST STORY; a SECOND PRIZE OF ONE GUINEA in Books for the
SECOND BEST STORY; a THIRD PRIZE OF HALF A GUINEA in Books for the
THIRD BEST STORY; and TWELVE PRIZES OF HALF-CROWN BOOKS to the NEXT
TWELVE BEST of the Competitors following the winner of the Third
Prize; thus making in all, in the Two Divisions, THIRTY PRIZES.
Further particulars and the Regulations were given in the January,
1884, Number of LITTLE FOLKS.]

All Prize-winners in the SEVEN COMPETITIONS will receive Bronze Medals
constituting them Officers of the LITTLE FOLKS Legion of Honour; and in
addition to the Prizes and Medals offered, some of the most deserving
Competitors will be included in a Special List of Honour, and will be
awarded Members' Medals of the Legion. All readers of LITTLE FOLKS (if
within the stipulated ages), whether Girls or Boys, may compete in _any
or all_ of the above Competitions, and the Regulations (which were given
in full in the January Number) are, briefly, as follow:--

All work of every kind (including, of course, the Stories) to be
certified by a Parent, Magistrate, Minister of Religion, Teacher,
or other person in a responsible position, as the sender's _own
unaided_ work. In the case of the Stories (for Competition VII.) a