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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21114, 23 February 1932, Page 14

:o.V i , K :v IS Jr% mMkm I ALLUVIAL COLO m k'X mm*. & V-1 1 r. W. iV '4l j ~v. BY PERMISSION OF THE MINISTER OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS. ** 1 . ; l J " - ■ • •' ■- The big gold rush is nearly oyer. Saturday next will see the final claims pegged out. £4OOO in alluvial gold to be won! 105 PRIZES, Totalling £4OOO Alkwwd Gold! First Prize: £2OOO (alluvial gold). Second Prize: £SOO (alluvial gold). One Hundred and Five Prizes in all. Will one be for you? Stake out your claim at once. Buy Tickets TO-DAY! Objects: To raise funds for the general purposes of the Auokland, Stratford «nd Winton A. and P. Associations. Trustees: J.T. F.Mitchell, Esq. A. David, Esq. F. Moore, Esq Secretary; Neil McArthur, P.O. Box 110, Wellington. Treasurer: B. L. Hammond P.O. Box 110, Wellington. Closes February 27, 1932. Drawn March 19, 1932. TICKETS: Id Each. r fyh , f :\ " (•' //St £ W*£oo'4 2o °'/fP V J 1 l *i Lo \" MAIL mm/JVM 2/6 Book of 9 for £l. Tickets from Tobacconists, News Agents, Btreet Sellers, or other Retailers, or Mail Coupon. ' v" : V" . •; t* t • "V» V" y ' n;.lb- HAMMOND & McARTHUR, P.O. Box 1505, Auckland. Books Please send me "Jackets in the "LUCKY STRIKE" ART UNION. I enclose remittance of • Tickets 2/6 each, or Book of 9 for £l. I enclose stamped addressed envelope for reply. Name Address

You Can't Go Wrong if you make a big pile of sandwiches for every special occasion—for afternoon tea or bridge suppers, for the lawn party or the picnic. That is, provided you use Trident Paste, which lifts sandwiches from the commonplace to the sublime! Trident Fish and Meat Pastes are in several flavours—the favourites are Lobster and Tomato, and Salmon and Shrimp. Made by Maconochies, London. Write for Miss Una Carter's free Recipe Leaflet to the N.Z. Agents, Ellis and Manton Ltd., Box 222, Wellington. N.Z.4