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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume L, Issue 175, 6 November 1917, Page 8

THE RED CROSS stands with no rival in its amazing work for our Sick and Wounded, and amongst our suffering prisoners. IT NEEDS MONEY, for its expenses are more than TWO MILLION POUNDS pei- annum. YOU ARE ASKED to help to find thia huge sum by buying as many tickets as you can afford in for which upwards of 60 valcibk pictures, jewellery and other costly prizes nave been presented, including : Ist PRIZE. PIANO, £6O 2nd, PAINTING BY BARRY R.A. £52 3rd PAINTING BY JOHN GULLY £SO & s. d. 4. feet of 3 Clarinets 30 0 0 a. Opal and Diamond Ring 25 0 0 6. Whola-plate Camera and Dalmeyer Lens 20 Q 0 7. 2 Raphael Cartoons 20 0 0 B. Antique British China vase in Cloisonne ware 15 15 0 9. 3 Etchings, Mina Arndt 14 14 0 10. Water colour, D.K. Richmond, Plaque in Ztolnay ware 14 14 0 11. Violin 'lO 10 0 12. Gold Watch 10 0 0 13. £-plate Camera _»nd Aldis Lens . 10 0 0 14. Cameo & Diamond ring 10 0 0 15. Case of N.Z. Birds 9 0 0 16. Landseer Engraving 8 8 0 17. Flute 7 16 0 18. Japanese Tea S«t 7 7 6 19. Proof Engraving 6 6 0 20. * 2 original watarcolonrs (Fell) 6 6 0 19. Proof Engraving 6 6 0 22. 2 original' watarcolonrs (Nicholson) 6 6 0 23. Lithograph of old Nelson 5 5 0 24. Etching (Calliope) 4 4 0 25. Dresden China Corbeille 3 3 © And upwards of 40 otHer Valuable Prizes, consisting of original Water Colours, Engravings, etc. Drawing takes, place on 9th Nov. Tickets Is or 21 tickets for £l. Please send promptly for tickets to J. Tomlinson, Hon. Secretary, Nelson Red Cross. FOrORORO—. .wCVKSLA. 4t fc.f. MTaat-iwatscr Gar, le*vi9f Fokoresp •vary Hftew C/MTißft M mvmbrta.jn «ft 1 g.m, AB PirKte Carctaßy ff*ttr«r«i BOf TO TRAVEL THE SEASON, BETWEEN RIWAKA, MOTUEKA, AND LOWER AIOUTERE. THE TROTTNG STALLION SILV^RMINE. Silvcrmioe is a r»stt-. horse, of good bone and substance; in 17£ hands high; and is by Geo. M. Patchen, by Rothschild out of Mist Dolly, by Bay King Cole (thoroughbred), out of Our Maid by Teloup: Services £3 3«; Groomage, ss; payable l«t January, 1918. ' For further particulars apply L. GROOBY, Umukuri. To Travel the Waimeas. g£ The Fa3hionably-bred Sire. By Wildwood, Jr. —Kentucky Lass. Rookwood is a beautiful black, staading 16 hands and possessed of a most docile temper ,*ound as a bell, and is n second prize win**-*- in the Christchurch prize ring. Wildwoo d Jr., 4.33, the only hor«e to -win two N.Z. Trotting Cups, and the only horse to sire 2 Derby winners, "Admiral Wood," 4.23, and "Prince Akwood," 3.28; also "Tamarisk," 2nd in the Derby, 1916, while his full sister '.'Authoress" is the dam of the winner. ' ' "Kentucky J abb" by "Kentucky Wilkes' 'is also the dam of that sterling performer "Wild Duck" N.Z. record 2.16 (Australian record 2.12), and also winner of 5 firsts in show rings. Terms : Threes guineas, one guinea first service, balance payable Ist January, 1918. Grcroniage 5s For further information apply m. SGHOLFXELD, TattersaU's Stables. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON. IN THE WAT.MEAS. THE CLYDESDALE STALLION BOBBIE BURNS. (Bred by Jas. Gemmel, Esq , Oaro«vu.) Sire, Ballantrae; dam, Blossom ; a prize-winner at Oamaru, Palmerston, and Dunedin Shows. , Terms: £3 single mare. A reduction made for two or more. For further particulars apply Groom in charge. THOS. ROUGHTON, Owner, Spring Grove.