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Evening Star, Issue 20636, 8 November 1930, Page 10

* 1! OOV.W *V A P/ You’ll thank YOUR Lucky Stars you bought tickets when you win one of the big prizes in the Lucky Star Art Union. FIRST PRIZE LUCKY APT II Ml O H £4OOO ALLUVIAL COLD By permission of the Minister of Internal Affairs. OBJECTS: TRUSTEES; To raise funds for purchase Messrs. Hope Gibbons, of Aerodrome, Plant and _ Machines for New Plymouth A. S. Burgess, and and Wanganui Aero Clubs. G. M. Spence. Secreatry: S. E. NIELSON, G.P.O. Box 110, WELLINGTON. Treasurers B. L. HAMMOND, G.P.O. Box 110, WELLINGTON. CLOSES - Sth DECEMBER, 1930. DRAWN - 22nd DECEMBER* 1930. JUST IN TIME FOR XMAS! NEXT ART UNION TO BE DRAWN 3 rd LISO TJ©® S'* £JOO tIOO ?»• JIBOO 4-ot £SO Aot L2S lOof- 41© 70aY €5 ALL PRIZES IN ALLUVIAL COLD. Get Tickets at Tobacconists, Newsagents, Street Sellers or other retailers —or USE THIS COUPON! r 1 I J. STEPHENS, ■ • ■ • T P.O. Box 592, Dunedin. Please Send me ............. Tickets In the | LUCKY STAR ART UNION. | 1 enclose remittance of £ ,alsp stamped | addressed; envelope, ,for reply. ; n ., , ..i ■ (Tickets.2/6 each. Book:of i 9 for SI.), - R Addre55............................................

Charles Ruggles. “Last of the Lum. her Barons.” diet! last month at tho age of eighty-four years, at Minister. (Michigan), 'leaving estate valued at nearly £10,000,000, nine-tenths of which he gives to charitable, benevolent, educational, and other public services.Ruggles was a picturesque character, who lived alone in a room above hi* office, cooking his own meals and making his own bed.' lip went about m moccasins, never wearing a tie beneath his flowing beard. Hut he was modern in his business methods.>and he organised a board of trustees to administer his large fortune as provided for in in* t .will.