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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 24 June 1926, Page 2

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w. ml r Independence £5,000 firt Union V by (he NEW ZEALAND ROWING ASSOCIATION AND THE WELLINGTON LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION. ?????? (Your name may be here) ¥ J Wellington, August 10th, 1936.' Dear ? ? ? ? ? , This letter confirms my telegram of last night advising that YOU HAVE WON THE “INDEPENDENCE” FIRST PRIZE OF £4,000 ..in‘Alluvial Gold. Will you kindly advise me how and where you wish YOUR PRIZE of £4,000 deposited. Please accept»my : heartiest congratulations on your good luck, as the “INDEPENDENCE” Art Union is the largest of the last big Prize Art Unions. Furthermore, the “INDEPENDENCE” FIRST PRIZE of £4,000 is the largest .that been given in New Zealand. If it is not too much trouble, I would also like to 'know whether you bought your tickets as soon as they were available, a couple of months before the Art Union was drawn, or in the last month. I am asking you this because matters of" “luck” are always curious, and many successful Tickets are purchased sometime before the drawing. For your information, I may add that the 142 other “Independence” Prize Winners have also been notified by letter. Again congratulating you on haying allowed the “Topper Cupid” and “Good Luck Tom,” the black cat, to guide you io the tickets that have now madeyou “iiraependent for life.” Yours faithfully, :/• :4000 Organising Secretary. /Vlluvi*' Gold YOU CAN MAKE IT possible by buying Independence’ Art Union Tickets TO-!>AY! CLOSING DATE, July 31st. DRAWING DATE, AUGUST 9th. It is definitely guaranteed that these dates will be adhered to. Tickets sold by Leading Tobacconists and Stores mm p §« or or §md lII© CfUSpR i@-da.tg &nd €f@t NINE Tickets for BimiKi Art Uim TO THE SECRETARY INDEPENDENCE ART UNION, ALT. ROBINSON TTARDY STREET. NELSON.