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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 218, 15 September 1925, Page 9

EXTENDED TO 23RD. A little more time is being granted to finalise the closing of the Dominion All Gold Art Union. This gives many a further opportunity to invest in tickets. Owing to xhe decision of the Minister of Internal Affairs to limit to £500 the value of alluvial gold art union prizes, the first prize, £2000, will probably not occur again in New Zealand. The closing date is extended to the 23rd. The proceeds of the Art Union are for amateur sport in Southland." Tickets 2/ each, or book of 11 for £1, obtainable from all tobacconists and retailers displaying our posters, or the Dominion All Gold Art Union, c/o T. W. Maben, Acacia Buildings, 14, O'Connell St., Auckland.— (Ad.) Personal cleanliness. ensures perfect health—therefore stand ..firm for "No Rubbing Laundry Help," the scientific and sanitary clothes washier.—(Ad.) Sample sets of the hew season's fabrics are how ready lor posting to country residents. Write to-day.—Milne and Choyce, Ltd.—(Ad.)

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