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Evening Star, Issue 21138, 25 June 1932, Page 8

207 PRIZES ! Twice the Usual Number ! * Bv License issued under Section 42 of The Gaming Act, 1908. OBJECTS: To raise funds for the New Zealand Returned Soldiers’ j JTJff IT IK Association, and, to the extent of the profits available, other worthy ' objects nominated in the license . • THIS Secretary: N. McArthur, P.O. Box 110, Wellington Treaswrcr; B. L. Hammond, P.O. Box 110, Wellington k CLOSES: 16th JULY, 1932 , I DRAWN ; 6th AUGUST, 1932 / B „ TICKETS 2/6 each. / COUPON AND POS miss s J!*uu mi ®£>io p < u ■M -K u M re J < mU m Try the new J.D.K.Z. DRY Gin, an unsweetened, pure distilled product, manufactured by John De Kuyper and Son, established 1695. You will find this the finest Dry Gin you have ever tasted. Try it with your favourite Mineral water. Look for the distinctive Blue and Silver Label,

Give me a pipe, a fireside seat and a good book these winter nights. Jiut it must be a good pipe and my favourite tobacco. Take my ,advice and go to lies and Poole —a veritable smokers’ paradise. On their shelves are pipes in all shapes and makes at prices to suit every pocket, all popular brands of tobacco, cigarettes, and cigars, and all other smokers’ requisites such as ' cigarette lighters, smokers’ stands, ash trays, tobacco pouches, and cigarette cases. Cal] and see them. ILES & POOLE Haircutting = = Is. Ltd., Princes Street.

A meeting of the siih-commiltces appointed bv tho Welsh Society of Otago and tho Scottish Society of Dunedin, was held in tho lounge of Lake’s Restaurant on tho evening of Thursday, to consider the advisability or otherwise of the staging of another combined concert on similar linos to Undone held last September. After consideration, and to accede to the requests from_enthusiasts, it was unanimously decided to engage the Concert Chamber for nn evening in September. The services of tho St. Kilda and Dunedin Highland Pipe Bands are to lie solicited, and the Welsh Society intimated that it had under consideration the services of a harpist from Canterbury. Mr J. E. Davies, of the Welsh Society, was elected' chairman of the committees, and Miss Carr treasurer. The organising is in the hands of the Scottish Society's secretary.