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Maoriland Worker, Volume 10, Issue 422, 9 April 1919, Page 6

WARJ |JL®AN -1-9191 rVIT IS HEREBY XC/tIPIKI.') that Subscriptions ¥ [fin anticipation ol' the'forthcoming -War Loan arc f i'Jjiow beirvu' received arctic Treasury or at any J-Jauk £ j \)i' Postal 'M'ouey-Oi'doi- Office in the Dominion. I i\ Such subscript ions wiilVarry int.ci'cst from t.iic dale i to>f lodgment to Public Account. \ 3 Taxpayers ate rout-hided that the COMPUL- » SORY provisions of tho finance -Act (So. 2;, 1918, I I will be put into operation, and that persons who are I [ required to subscribe under compulsion will receive j f:s per cent, only by way-ofr interest on their invest- f \ mems. V j Person's who voluntarily'subscribe in anticipa- jjj f tion will receive credit -£ov ifieir snbsei'iptions "when 1 f the compulsory sections of the Act are put into y j operation. • .7 *.: ■-■. I f • Yoluuiary subscriptions will bear interest at the 5 I rate of -U per cent., free o.l' income-tax: date of J \ maturity, IWX k Post Ofiice Inscribed Stock (which will beat; in- f L teres! at the rate, of ."> per cent., subject to'income- A> I tax. with date of maturity 1927 i and Post Office Or- 1 [ tificates may he obtained from -Money-Order Offices I f on the usual terms. --• • > ARTHUR M. MYERS, [ t ,7 !-'..' Atoi.i'.'-Ministo- or Finance. " 3

:* a * v i \ '1 T" many\a hundred letters from the front to Mother this phrase has occurred. / i'iX * I I And in*vmany cases, alas, the father will never see those Kiddies again, whilst *'%t L"___ * n others* he returns maimed or broken in health. .'% It was in YQUR service, too —for your freedom and ihe safely of your home and f \ your loved ones. So what of "the Kiddies and their schooling" now? | I Ik *■ "k You can help them by taking all the tickets you can afford in ihe §7 % Trentham Dominion Scholarships IV ART UNION 1 f V , i;i * 1% y. —to provide Scholarships for the Children of price ao that your little ones might be safe. It - '■'*. New Zealand's Soldiers and Sailors. Tfiis is seems to be "up to you, v doesn't it ? \. the first serious effort to meet one of the most rv j • . t . i i \ \ .... _. , , Uip down into your pocket and buy as many \ important After-War rroblems. 4 . .. , . . - , . , fi . *■ tickets as you can —send m the coupon now. These children surely deserve as good educa- You may win the £1000 prize—and there are ~ % tional opportunities as their .fathers could have 170 others besides. 1 \ ;*iven them - -do your part to help—do it will- r. • i l • r i i '-• '*' - i ' c.very prize has been given tree—and.- mere • '•\- mgry and'generously. , "to j , CL , ~ , ■'••=• > are thousands of Sheep, two Motor Lars, Think of your own bright-eyed youngsters and Pianos, Suites of Furniture, Bicycles. Sewing \ the "start" you are going to give them—-then Machines, Fur Coats and Diamond Ring 3 \; think, of these -others whose fathers paid the amongst them. tickets 170 p rizes Value -tickets 1 I " 1/- £6285 A I \ |- .. -■-■/-- First Prize Value £1000 -X / j y"EACH "BETTER THANTATT'S!" ' EACH j . TRUSTEES: MAJOR-GENERAL SIR A. j : ' -—-—- __„.-^-- to w. robin, k.c.m.g,, c,b. ; colonel < This Will Bring You Luck ! ||. H.R. POTTER.. CM.G.,K.Z.S.C.; DR. .. .; To THE SECRETARY, M W.J."- ANDERSON. : Dominion Art Union, I ;'■■■■ j P.O. Box 281, WELUNGTON, j | TREASURER .- JAMES MACINTOSH. Esq. Xen'l mc. '. Tick els j 7 I (of Meim. Wright, Stephenson & Co., Ltd.). ; Cheque rllelft.<f<i for , ~,,., 1 CHAIRMAN: SIDNEY KIRKCALDI-E, Esq, ! ' ""'/ •••-,•.•..... H " I •id(/re.>\s H i Enclose Stamped Addressed Envelope for Rcnlv ) D auntie \ j. On account of the Influenza Epidemic and otticr causes, P#"%C§" the Minister for Internal Affairs has granted permis- & gion to ex tend the time for drawing of the Art Union j? w* ■ •«-. to 31st OTILY. All Butts must be sent in to the SecreQj" JLiraWmjg tary by 30th JUNE.