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Design our Lamb logo for RWC

By AMY SHANKS
Hawkes Bay Today·
7 Mar, 2011 09:55 PM2 mins to read

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The hunt is on to find a fitting logo to rebrand Central Hawke's Bay as Lamb Country in time for the Rugby World Cup tournament in September.

CHB received $92,000 in Lotteries funding to create a Lamb Festival that will draw visitors to the region and give them a real New Zealand experience.

A nationwide competition is now being held to design a logo that best represents CHB Lamb Country.

"We want something that is synonymous with the region , so it represents it maybe through colour, something that's classic or traditionalist in design," marketing and communications tourism manager Christine Shanahan said. "We just want people to describe what they think represents the region."

The challenge is to create a logo, which can be text, image, graphic or a combination, including the words Lamb Country, Central Hawkes Bay, and New Zealand. The design must be able to translate easily into black and white. All entries should be sent to info@chb.co.nz with the subject line: logo competition and your name by 5pm on March 16.

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The logo should be submitted in A4 size and PDF format, along with an official entry form available from www.chb.co.nz.

CHB Promotions will then select the top 10 logos to be displayed at Tee Jays Emporium in Waipukurau from March 19 to 24 so the public can vote for their favourite. The competition will then name two winners, the Peoples Choice Award and an Overall Winner whose design will be used to promote the Lamb Country Festival.

The People's Choice winner will receive an Olympus camera valued at $399 from Amcal Pharmacy.

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"The overall winner will have their logo plastered on all of the marketing material," Ms Shanahan said.

The winners will be announced at a Lamb Country Launch at Civic Theatre from 6pm on Friday, March 25, which anyone is welcome to attend. For more details go to www.chb.co.nz

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