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Evening Star, Issue 19381, 15 October 1926, Page 9

By Permission of the Hon. Minister of Internal Affairs. OBJECTS! For the benefit of the Taranaki, Stratford, and Egmont A. & P. Associations, to liquidate liabilities and effect improvements to grounds. a w f avO A Y £2,000 £SOO £IOO £75 m £7OO efi £625 ’nafem £4,000 ft fl i A New £4,000 Art Union with a Now Idea. Not only do you have a chance of winning a prize in the ordinary way—the first prize is £2,ooo—but £625 in Alluvial Gold IS BEING ABSOLUTELY GIVEN AWAY to the sellers of the three first prize winning tickets. READ THIS PRIZE LIST First Prize Second Prize Third Prize 4th, sth, and Oth Prizes at £25 each 140 Prizes at £5 each .. * Ticket-Sellers’ Prizes Total *£so9 to Seller of Ist Winning Ticket. '■■£loo to Seller cf 2nd Winning Ticket. *£2S to Seller of 3rd Winning Ticket Available to all but Paid Officials and District Agents of lbs Art Union. Should such persons sell a winning ticket, the buyer shall also be regarded as the seller, and will be allotted the additional prize. This gift offer is for the benefit of the general public—including YOU! To share in this unique offer, all you have to do Is to sell El Dorado Tickets at 2/6 each, making a profit on every book you sell. Or, of course, you can keep the odd ticket for yourself; in that case, you have a chance in the EL DORADO Art Union, the first prize of which is £2,000, as well as the sellers' prizes of £625. Would you like to Sell a Winning Ticket? All you have to do is to fill in the coupon below and post it immediately to the address indicated, stating how many books or tickets you require. A book of 9 tickets costs £ 1. Closing Date 3rd February, 1927 Drawing Dale 17th February, 1927 Remember, the £625 chance for the sellers of winning* tickets costs you absolutely nothing! You simply buy, and re-sell the tickets, each of which has a space for your name, as seller. (If the name of the seller is not shown on the ticket issued to the buyer, the buyer shall be deemed to be the seller). Someone must sell the winning tickets and it may be you. The coupon below is your opportunity. You make 2/6 profit on every book, and think of the additional chance of winning a “young fortune.” All Prize Winners will be notified in writing, and full results will be advertised in tiie dWly press. a Sk&%*>/ Dominion Organiser: ME. W. G. COMPTON, 0.P.0. Box 882, Auckland, Secretary: MR. M. C. CRIGHTON, P.O. Box 148, Hawera, w % II rssifffS lE2SB» A. MacKECHNIE, District Agent, 176 Princes Street, DUNEDIN. Dear Sir,Please post me Books . , —, Tickets m the EL DORADO £4OOO ARI UNION, for which 1 enclose £ in full paj-ment. 1 wish to participate in the gift of £625 to sellers of the winning tickets. Name Address ii of 9 Tickets for £l. Single Tickets 2/6 each. £ 000 With the Boomerang Butt—bound to com® bade. © 1 c Alluvial Gold

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