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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 11494, 23 November 1931, Page 6

\ r\V~U <-s*r >H\ ten, / , uH* • *4i liere’s a good opportunity for you | to give yourself a chance of handling BIG MONEY and at the same time support a cause worthy of the highest traditions of New Zealand. THE ST. JOHN AMBULANCE SERVICE IS YOUR SERVICE, and now requires your help to carry on its great voluntary work. Don’t delay, but get a ticket, right away, in the FIRST AID ART UNION and get in among the big prizes. What a golden opportunity of handling £2OOO (alluvial gold) for half-a-crown! That’s only the first prize! There are 104 others all in alluvial gold ! ! Why even the seventh is worth £IOO. LOOK AT THE PRIZE LIST!! and GET YOUR TICKET NOW! I! Object*: To raise fund* for the e«tabli9hment of a Free Ambulance Service under the au«pice« of the St. John Ambulance Asuociation, Christchurch Centre. Trutteet i D. G. Sullivan, Esq., M.P. H. J. Otley, Esq. Ft. Col. F. B. Creswell, V.D. C. J. Ronaldson, Esq Secretary: Neil McArthur. p.o. Box no, Wellington. Treasurer: B. L. Hammond, P.O. Box Wellington. i m / .AvJm /'■» %, m am m i v : >■: S m m w, m m m mu m ■m. W& I ■ m 1 10, % Cloies 28th November, 1931* Drawn 19« h December, 1931. By permission of the Minister of Internal Affair*. 4* F, CRAY, P,O. Box Nani v. A 151, 4* & ALLUVIAL GOLD & & Please send me tickets in the First Aid Art Union enclose remittance of £ Tickets 2/6 eaeh. Book of 9 for £] also enclose a stamped addressed envelope for repl NameAddress—

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A reduction in the number of Pl-o--bntioners to be admitted to teachers’ training colleges next year is one of the economies to bo effected bv tile Education Department. Tim Canterbury Education Board; ivlucn usuallv arranges 90 entrances a year, has already been advised that the limit will be 70 next year. It is expected that the total reduction for the Dqmimon wiU be 10Q.