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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20905, 20 December 1929, Page 19

Here’s a Brand New Art Union! By Permission of the Minister of Internal Affairs. -fakw Vou OBJECTS; For the purpose of 'raising funds for the purchase of Aer odromes,' Plant and Machines for the Wellington and. Walrarapa Aero CIubs•TRUSTEES; Messrs. T. C. A. HISLOP. d. j. McGowan, HOPE B. GIBBONS, GODFREY MAGNUS, L. A-J. LONERGAN, T. FORSYTH, J. STELWN. of Book 9 Tickets (or £1 mfj [SPRgE IN PRIZES ALL IN ALLUVIAL GOLD ALLUVIAL GOLD Ist Prize - - £2OC 2nd Prize - - £SC 3rd /Prize - - £2S 4 Prizes of (each) £IC 4 Prizes of (each) £E 4 Prizes of (each) £3 20 Prizes of (each) £1 70 Prizes of (each) i ■si Here’s a Grand Xmas Gift—forj yourself, yourj friends, your re* latives! The chance of a lifetime! Go for it —buy the bookful if you can—£l for 9 tickets, each giving the chance of a First Prize value £2,000, or 104 other prizes! Mto *&oo . 105 Prizes, Value £4OOO M' s p\i t)* 1 a® V-O c* c s i. T,\ s e*° tsv® i*■vG® oV vft e^ c ,\o6® eVfr'’ e VS ot ,b^ oL Closes April 26, 1930. Drawn May 17, 1930. teFßiil AOS® Aaftc* -c’ >\o?° ,t* e it ess Secretary and Tneaturcr: KEHi McARTHUIt. P.O. Box no. Wellington. lukcls obtainable at all Tobacconists, Newsagents, and other retail shops. “ “ . *'• vlu '* BUQ^IIi Get YOUR Tiekets or Books Before Christmas

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