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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IX, Issue 81, 20 March 1919, Page 2

BETTER THAN “TATT’S.” A good many erstwhile Tafterstill’s enthusiasts tire trying a new investment - in tickets tor the Trentliam Dominion Seliolnrships Art. Inion. It is claimed that these tickets efler better chances ol winnings even than ‘Tatt’s.’ ami what is much more important, thensale helps to turtber one ol the noblest causes which the War ba.- brought to light. The education ot the children of New Zealand's killed and disabled soldiers and sailors is surely an object to which everyone is willing to contribute. M itb each ticket sold. too. there is the added satisfaction ot helping this splendid scheme, and the attraction ol po-si-biiities of big winnings. The first prize in this Art Union is valued at LIUW, whilst there are .17(1 other prizes, the whole of which total about £63110. A good many people are talking a regular weekly purchase of o - and 10/- worth of tickets, so that by the time the Ait Union is drawn, they will have a very good chance of winning a substantial prize, and will also have helped the scholarship cause substantially- without feeling the cost. Tickets are on sale in shops and privately throughout tho Dominion, or many be had direct from tho Secn.’tarv, Mr. James Mclntosh. G.P.0.. 80x’261. Wellington.

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