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Star (Christchurch), Volume XLIV, Issue 644, 23 December 1932, Page 11

CLOSES TO-MORROW rr_ m v 207 PRIZES TOTALLING €4OOO Tickets 2% o|V^ V "Si* OBJECTS: To raise funds, to the extent of the profits available, for the objects nominated in the license. SECRETARY: N. McARTHUR, P.O. Box 110, Wellington. TREASURER: B. L. HAMMOND, P.O. Box 110, Wellington. CLOSING DATE DECEMBER 24th, 19321 DRAWING DATE JANUARY 14th, 1933 D. McCORMICK, 146 MANCHESTER STREET, CHRISTCHURCH Please send me tickets in “MERRY XMAS** Art Union. (Tickets 2/6 each.) 1 enclose £ : : also a stamped addressed envelope for reply. Name (Mr., Mrs. or Miss)

Quarter of Usual Deposits YOUR LAST CHANCE r Offer Positively Closes December s Usual Deposits T HARRIS BROS. Ltd. J 158 HEREFORD STREET OPEN LATE FRIDAY NIGHTS

BIG BALLOONS TO FLY OVER THE CITY TO-MORROW MORNING. Final Gala Morning at Hay’s Limited. Hay’s will be en fete to-morrow morning. All the attractions that have drawn such thousands of people during the past weeks will be going strong—“Santaville,” the wonderful model Manor House. the Laughing Gallery that has caused so many sore sides, the Children’s Entertainment by Mrs Enid Frye s pupils, at IU.4D a.m., Father Christmas, who has a gift for every child in Santaville ; then there’s the Fairy Cave, with a real live Fairy in attendance, the Steam Train on the roof, and the Merry-Go-Round, which is free. BARGAINS IN CHRISTMAS GIFTS AT 1/. and 2/6 In order to make a thorough clearance of all Christmas gifts, two big bargain tables will be established on Saturday morning at 1/- and 2/6. Gifts a 'ong way more than this in value will he put on the tables. GREAT BALLOON TREASURE HUNT. At 10.15 a.m., 25 monster balloons will be liberated from Hay s roof. Attached to each balloon is a ticket entitling the finder to a prize valued at 5/-. As an additional stunt a Height Estimating Competition will be held, prior to the liberation of the balloons. Each balloon will be tethered to a length of string, and the nerson estimating the height, able coi. *v, ..'ill recei _ , of 5/-. Entry forms ol on the roof. No ent fee. REMNANTS AT HALF PRICE. All the remnants of Dress Materials left over from the Season’s trading will be put out at talf price. WALLIE XII< MISTER, FAMOUS SPEEDWAY RIDER, WILL DEMONSTRATE YO YOS ON HAY’S ROOF. In addition to being a famous speedway rider, Wallie Kilmister is also an expert at Yo Yo. People in New Zealand do not realise what can be done with the fascinating Yo Yo. Com© and see Wallie Kilmister demonstrate what can be done. 10 a.m. on Hay’s roof on Saturday morning.

THE GENERAL TREND. Everybody knows by this time that there is no place like Minson’s for gifts which thrill and which continue to delight. You know, the pretty, useful, lasting presents,