Our Prize Drawing.

Observer, Issue 780, 9 December 1893, Page 14

Our Prize Drawing.

Coupons have been pouring in" upon no this week in myriads, and the cry is still they come. The resources of our clerical staff have been taxed to the uttermost to supply the demand foe tiokets, but -are flatter ourselves that no one was sent away disappointed. There has also been a very great rush all the week to pay up subscriptions to the end of the current quarter, ao as to get the advantage of the extra chances in the drawing. This is a very wise precaution, because we have made it clear that such extra chances are only given to those who are good on our books, and, indeed, it has also been laid down that no subscriber in arrears with his payments is entitled to a prize. These are very necessary reservations. It will be observed that the prize-list has not been published this wees. We have withdrawn it until next Thursday, in order that the list may be revised and other prizes which have been in comtemplation for some time may be added. The order of some of the prizes may also be changed. The original schedule of prizes iB regarded in the light of a provisional one. Some alteration may still be made in the order of allotment of the articles, and other prizes will be added, so that the later list is the one by which ticket-holders should go. Thiß revised list will be issued on Thursday next. In the meantime, here is the coupon. Cut it out and preserve it. You may win a splendid prize with its assistance : —