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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21414, 11 February 1933, Page 14 (Supplement)

207 PRIZES i ST TOTALLING 2 3 ALLUVIAL <* 'H 9o s 5 r *t o O Ss 4T £f LN ZLiu V, Object*: To raise funds, to tk« extent of the profit* arailable, for the objects nominated Ik the License. Secretary: X. MeArthnr, P.O. Box 110 - Wellington. Treasurer: B. Xi. Hammond. P.O. Box 110 - Wellington. CLOSING DATE: ' ' ♦late® VLt»- ** re By License touted under Bee. it of *The Gaming Actj

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