BANK OF PATRIOTISM.

Otago Witness, Issue 3352, 12 June 1918, Page 25

BANK OF PATRIOTISM.

Sellers of drafts on the Bank of Patriotism report that good business is still being done, and buyers, even if their purchase does not win one of the bigger prizes, have tho satisfaction of knowing that they are helping tho soldiers at tho front. It is proposed to organise a special rally next week with a view to disposing of tho balance of tiie drafts, there being still 210 undistributed prizes. Tho following aro names and addresses of those who have won listed prizes so far:—Miss R. Blackwood, Nevada; Mrs Walscott, Otakou ; Alan Boyd, Belleknowcs ; Mrs J. Brown, York place; O. S. Landreth; 0. W. Iloklen, Duncdin; D. Wilson, Kaikorai; L. Westland, Princes street, Duncdin; Gordon M'Kenzie, „ Olydevale (2); R. Meikle, Duncdin ; R. Grimmett, Cavcrsham ; J. Mowat, St. Clair; W. Gordon, Dunedin; B. Keen, Milton; Miss E. Coatc-s, Maori Hill; H. B. Trimmings, Eglinton; Miss M. Wynne, Dunedin; G. Robertson, Pine Hill; G. A. M-Hattie, Momona; Mrs M'Laren, Kensington; Miss Knight, Dunedin ; W. F. Tubman, Warrington; Miss N: Smith, Dunedin; J. Mason, Port Chalmers; P. Church, Duncdin; J. Murray, Mokoreta, Wyndham,; G. Donaldson, Leith Valley; Mrs M'Crovie, Dunedin; R. Jenkins; A. Todd, St. Clair; E. France, Wyndhara; Miss Davidson, Dunedin; Mrs D'Arcy, Mornington; Mrs Don, Halfway Bush; T. It Proctor, Dunedin; J. Langton, Caversham ; E. W. Dowland, Dunedin; Miss Watt, Dunedin- A. Lewis, Dunedin.