TRAMWAY COPPER TRAIL.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16263, 13 July 1918, Page 8

TRAMWAY COPPER TRAIL.

4—S. The executive of tho Lady Liverpool Christmas Comforts Tramway Copper : Trail Fund beg to gratefully acknovr--5 ledgo tho following prizes, which have boou donated to their Lucky Number Competition. Every penny ticket entitles tho holder to a chance of winning I one of these prizes:— J. Ballantyne and Co. —£60. 5 Highlander Milk —£20. ' Canterbury Automobile Association— . £10 War Bond. j Christchurch Barristers' and Solicitor*' Association—War Bonds. Medical Practitioners' Association War Bonds. Christchurch Hardware Merchants J £50 War Bond. Land and Estat-o Agents—£so War ( Bonds. p Milner and Thompson—Organ, £45 . Henry Berry and Co.—£2s War Bond. . Mrs Jas. Knight—£2s War Bond. > A. J. White, Ltd.—China Cabinet, £17 , 10s. Adams. Ltd. —Bicycle, £15. Jones Bros.—Bicycle, £15. International Han-ester Co.—l Garden Plough, and 1 Cultivator— £10 Chemists' Association—£2s War Bonds Christchurch Tobacconists—£3o War Bonds. H. F. Stevens—£2s. Barnett Glass Rubber Co.—£2s Raven Tea —£10 10s. Ashby, Bor<rh and Co.-5 Articles at £2 2s each. / J. M. Madden- -Picture, £5 ss. Fred Storey—£s War Bond. R. Arlow and Co., Ltd.-5 Articles of £1 Is each. ' | N.Z. .Supnliors' Exchange— 2 Articles of tl is each. Holmes and Sons—2 Articles of £1 1. coch. G McCTntchie and CV—£s War Bond. Mrs M. Barnett—3s Volumes "Encyclopaedia Bntannica." Madden Bros.—Smokers' Comfort-, £8 Bros.—Smokers' Comfort*, ££ Briscoe aridl Co.—Fire Kerb, £2 10s. B. Ballm—-£5 War Bond. 18 Bond. . N.Z. Clothing Factorv—Suit £4 4a , » Moto Chemical Co.—Soap, £3 3s Miss Stoddart—Picture. £5 5s Menzies-Gibb—Picture, £5 5s ' T W \ Vernon £2 2s War' Bond. J W. K. Lawrence— £2 War Bond. I). Benjamin and Co.——Priz© > Sladen and Sons—Wristlet Watch. Munns—Maizena, £12 ICte. Co.—Gramaphone, £23 LAST NIGHT'S CONOEBT. ; ]a £ nifl,t rO 3i ga^ored Cttt fcedral squtn - mion ifl n 0 oE®? ln ? In eonI • tlw ., Chriatchurch Tramway I Copper Trail m aid of tho Lady LiwixS ! S3 % X c». Trail haa been established, and commended ; m "Vi W J}° a f i f? lred work done by Now Zealand s soldiers at the front. He said [ that some considered that the Government . should provide these parcels, but even if tlx© uoTonunont did BO; cooh p&xcol wm ' wor th one pound, the paroels would not be so highly appreciated as those sent by the i Fund, which reminded them so much of i home. Mr Holland thanked the engineers for . erecting the platform, the Salvation Army for providing the light, and the farmers' Co-op. for providing a motor lory. Mr L. B. Hart, _ chairman of the Citizens' Committee, briefly addressed the assemblage' and explained the districts and their colours. Mr Harry Cotton JLhen auctioned No. 1 ticket of each distriot, bidding being Jcoen and good prices;.being realised. The Copper Trail Entertainers gave a number of songs and choruses, and during the evening brisk business was done in selling tickets, MEETING AT ST ALBANS. A fairly, attended meeting of residents of St. Albans and Merivale was held at the Rugby street schoolroom last night, .convened, for the purpose of setting up a committee to work tio district for the Lady Liverpool Copper Trail Fund. Mr F. E. Jones presided. Tho loliowing were elected a committee to further the projeot:—Messrs "W. Bottrell, W. Jones, C. Harper, S. 1). Barnett, J. Baldwin, A. F. Drayton, «• W. Waieon, W. A. Muagxovo, li. S. Gibson, and J. Sinclair.