SIX THOUSAND POUNDS FOR NOTHING.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16448, 30 May 1919, Page 6

SIX THOUSAND POUNDS FOR NOTHING.

The chances of winning prizes valued at £6300 will riot bo available to the public after Juno 30. This is the date of the dosing of the Trentham Dominion Scholarships Art Union, which offers a first prize valued at £IOOO, and 170 others, making up the total given. Certainly it would bo hard to find a better, investment for odd shillings than the Art Union that offers such attractive winnings. The splendid object of this fund, which is to educate the children of New Zealand’s fallen heroes, is another inducement to contribute willingly and: liberally. The tickets are on salo all over New Zealand, or can be obtained direct from the Secretary, P.O. Box 281, Wellington. In writing for tickets, stamped addressed envelopes should be included. The secretary-points out that the time is getting very short, and those who are selling tickets should do their utmost to make the greatest possible sales during the final month. “Digger’s” children are worth the effort.