Ai WxB ? */ uOUNEhI IISMI fe IpWb jilNbu Closes n S‘!° bc riOII drawn. Ma x*ch 12 " TO-DAY’S the day to buy tickets. To-morrow—who knows ? You can’t afford to risk your chances of winning a fortune for half-a-crown. 9 tickets for £1 gives you 654 chances. Take them NOW! TICKETS 2/6 EACH BOOK OF 9 FOR £1 First Prize - £2,000 TicKet Sellers Must Get £625 for Sec°nd Prize - £5OO Seller of Ist gets £5OO Third Prize - ®<iUU Seller of 2nd winning ticket gets £lOO 103 other Prizes totalling £675 Seller of 3rd winning ticket gets £25 Ticket Sellers’ prizes are open to all excepting Paid Officials and District Agents of this Art I nion. If such persons sell a winning ticket, the buyer gets seller's prize as well as his own ! If the name of the seller is not show* su ths ticket issued to ths -fffTTfftWbbuyer, the buyer shall be deemed to be the seller. Or A I | wlSh I* pJw t& B ton Rugby Union and the Poverty Bay Rugby Union, Minister of Internal 1 L for the respective purposes of building a Grandstand Awaits. 0 at Athletic Park, Wellington, and for the purchase of A grounds and improvements thereon in the Poverty g Bay District. „ k qSE, District Agent, 1 W r^ Z t e f l A Mackay Street, Greymouth. Alluvial Gold book, ol ticket, Ple.««ndme u?keu k IWi Cl w < ?r coup r | ; nv f for which I enclose £d AA* /Wjm PO C Boi P S ' S 2° X - / io fuH payment. J ) \ / -f Auckland. S Name 'f' Secretary: Jf Street Kr s A. e. nei son, // J x V Box 177 ff Town...- .. •••'•■-—"*: £ | vMSf _ Wellington. */ Fle " e wrU< cimr b *“ enc ‘ o * I l” I I I iJWWBf bINj- u euTeiupe for reph. 18 V ' '’A'-Luf. 5
POET’S IMMORTALITY. The poet applied to a life insurance company for an annuiiy j»olicy tn.it would bring him in a good sum ct money after twenty years had elapsed An investigator for the company askrd one of the poet’s admirers for information about him. ‘‘Why, he is one of the greatest living poets. Listen lo this,” she said, and b<‘gan to. read <u c of his pnpms. ‘ Boi, Hr in vest? J tor. ‘ has !•' air mor m ths bank ' “AVhat difference dae ; *liat make!” she almost shouted. “Why, the man immortal.” ‘My word!” the investigator answered; “that’s bad for the insurance
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Grey River Argus, 24 February 1927, Page 3
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