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CLOSES DEFINITELY NEXT WEEK Benevolent Fund Art WANGANUI. £SOO Far a Shilling. Positive Closing Date January 29, 1927. Drawing Date February 12, 1927. 78 PRIZES NOTE THE BIG FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD PRIZES, COMPARED WITH OTHER 1/- UNIONS. FIRST PRIZE SECOND THIRD £251 um m 25 a! £2 50 at £! SINGLE TICKETS !/■ book of §i io/By permission of the Minister of Internal Affaire. O © C 3 *cj o 0) 2: S 3 © 0) »& es, 13 33 a> § Buy Tickets from all Agents displaying Pesters or Despatch Coupon below to F. B. CLARK, Secretary. PrO. Box 121, Wanganui, Or to the District Representative:—• J. G. HARP, 3 Ward Street, Hamilton. THE LUCKY COUPON. Please send me Books Tickets for which I enclose Name Address ...... Kindly enclose stamped addressed envelope for reply. Start The New Year By lovestmg A Shilling For A Good Object. The Coupe A BEAUTIFUL WHIPPET MODEL The Priced at £325 t uliy Equipped Main Ports Style—women find it in this smart coupe— and women of moderate means can afford to buy and maintain this inexpensive Whippet, ' s New Type ' heause it offers the pow’er, luxury and comfort of big overpowered cars at a fraction of their price, and at practically hall their maintenance costs —the Overland Whippet has come to stay. Women owners and' commercial men will find tin's roomy, comfortable Coupe ideal for their purpose. Let Pomeroy’s arrange a trial run —this ivill place you, under no obligations. ’Phone us now. J. Pomeroy & Co. Ltd. : . Hamilton*. : : Whippet Low in First Cost and Maintenanct

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