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Te Aroha News, Volume XLI, Issue 6601, 19 May 1925, Page 3

Biggest and Most Attractive Prizes . 0 6th Prize - £IOO 10 Prizes of £SO each 20 Prizes of £25 each 50 Prizes of £IG each 100 Prizes of'£s each £I ,OOO Ist Prize £SOO 2nd Prize 3rd Prize £2OO 4th Prize £IOO sth Prize £IOO 186 PRIZES , VALUE £4,000 All in. alluvial gold, held by Each Ticket has 186 chanccs ( and ~ Ne ~ " the Bank of New Zealand. can win Prizes value £4,000 BEST OF ALL BEST OF ALL (By permission of the Minister for Interna’ Affairs). Proceeds to further the Interests of Cricket and Tennis. Trustees for the Gigantic Art Union are Messrs. C. R. Clark, J. H. Kirk, J. A. Redpath, Junr., D. Reese, A. Sims, and G. T. Weston, who are known throughout the Dominion. Buy your Tickets without delay, as the Gigantic Art Union closes in a few days—drawn June 22nd —results will be advertised in this paper immediately prizes are drawn. Tickets Sold by--2/6 each, or 9 for ;£1 MR F. N. JACOMB STATIONER. TE AROHA

Reliability Trial Further Proves Worth of “DOUGLAS” and “FRANCIS-BARNETT.” A Stock Model 2J DOUGLAS tied for first place with a machine nearly twice its Horse Power, after making what was undoubtedly the best run of the trial. m m The H.M.C.C.TriaI from Hamilton to New Plymouth gave “Douglas” and Francis - Barnett another opportunity to prove their outstanding merit. The two FRANCISBARNETT machines entered were placed sth and 6th—a very creditable performance as only 8 of the 12 starters finished. One was the only machine on which no defect could be found at the finish. 6*® ■j/jJ 'm Victoria StIIAMiLTOH.POIOO.Phone 1455 and aE FRAMKTON Phorts2!63 “DOUGLAS” £G7 Terms: £25 deposit q Balance: £1 a week. “FRANCIS-BARNETT” £46 Exceptionally Easy Terms. Cycles taken as part deposit. GOLDBERG 1