ECONOMIC BUILDING SOCIETY
DRAWING THK TWENTY-SECOND
BALLOT
Despite couiitei1 attructionn and the threatening weather, Christ Church Schoolroom win) well filled last evening to conduct the above function.
Mr H. M. Gutenby, chairman of directors, presided, and Messrs. John Thorp and It. Baddelcy were appointed .scrutineers. Tho ballot wib drawn by Master James Thorp, the smccessful number being 847, owned by Mr John Nixon, carter, Wangiuiui. As Mr Nixon held more than one sliaro and had left a proper written authority with tlu cecretaiy, ho was declared eii£i<|!od to the full amount of £300. The pieetlng then tei-mjjwt«4i
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Wanganui Chronicle, 15 March 1901, Page 2
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