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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 9 March 1926, Page 7

4 r ( § Raffle V # k: t>f e t» ■ \ \ m m 21$ I chances fog! Prizes drawn next month! Got YOUR tickets yet ? Remember £ 1 gives you 2131 chances for a worth-while prize, including 9 chances for a fortune of £3,150! £5,000 waiting to be picked up. Act NOW—buy a book or some tickets in Grand National Definitely Drawn 19th April DOUBLE BUTT WILL PROTECT YOU. & Apart from the butt left in the book, YOU get an extra butt which you can send in to the Promoters yourself, and thus make sure that your Tickets will take part in the draw. Objects.—To liquidate debts of and provide improved facilities for Oamaru Jockey Club, Oainaru Trotting: Club, North Otago Golf Club, Kurow Jockey Club, and Oainaru Friendly Bay Society. Tickets - 2/6 Book of 9, & 1 On Sale at all Retailers. Drawn 19th APRIL i© UV |A *' &50. S? 2 *6 f'K *325*5 Address TAW •TO £5,000 ALMIVIAI. GOLD. PRIZE LIST: Ist Prize . . .. .. £3,150 rind Prize .. .. .. £350 3rd Prize .. .. .. £IOO 4th and sth, each £SO .. £IOO 6th to Otli, each £25 .. £IOO 10th to 19th, each £lO .. £IOO and 220 of £5 each .. £l,lOO 230 PRIZES, value £5,000 Three Exclusive Advantages I,—The Double - Butt Ticket. ll.— Total 239 Prizes: Compare with other Art Unions before you buy—then you’ll choose “Grand National Raffle.” HI. —Closes six weeks before any other big Art Union—winners get gold earlier! Secretary : R. MALCOLM, P.O. BOX 34, OAMARU. Patron: SIR GEORGE CLIFFORD, BART, By permission of the Ministar of Internal Affai rs. District Agent: A. E. WHITEFORD, P.O. Box 268, Wanganui. 11l t ••■Ban > ttefia-' A. E. WHITEFORD, P.O. Box 268, Wanganui books Please send me tickets in GRAND NATIONAL RAFFLE. If I enclose remittance of Tickets 2/6 each or Book of 9, for £l. Enclose stamped addressed envelope for reply. Name Tickets 2/e f ßook of 9 £1

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