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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18238, 24 November 1924, Page 7

Y* X/OUhSQ& BY ENTERING THE INIEW ill m Organist J by rfit National Imtitu:. for (hr B'ind (Regutertd .nder the Blind Penons Act, 1920) To Help the Blind in the Old Country PAT HONS The Most Noble the Marchioness of Londonderry The Most Noble the Marchioness ol Linlithgow The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Dunraven, K.P., C.M.G. The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Clarendon, D.L., J.P. The Rt. Hon. the Countess of Yarborough, Fauronberg arid Conyers. The Rt. Hon. the Lord Tredegar The Rt. Hon. the Lord Lilford. The Dowager Lady Raglan. Lady Crutchley. i-.vty Martin Harvey. Sir Michael O'Dwyer. G.C.1.E.. K.C.S.I. Sir David Hughes Morgan. Sii James and Lady Calder. [M.P. Rear-Admiral Murray Sueter, R.N., C.8., Lt -Col. John Ward. C.8., C.M.G., M.P. Capt. I£. B. B. Towse. V C, C.B.E. A. E. Barwood, Esq. Fred Martin, Esq.. M.P. G. F. Mowatt, Esq., J.P. i T. P. O'Connor, Esq., M.P. £IO,OOO PRIZE LIST Ist Prize 2nd Prize 3rd Prize £SOOO £2OOO £IOOO 4th PRIZE £250 ... AND DOZENS 5 PHIZES OF £IOO OF OTHERS The opportunity of winning a fortune does not come your way more than once in a lifetime. Can you afford to lose the chance of winning £SOOO, or even £2OOO or just for the cost of a few shillings ? Look through the list of fiftpen industries—Which is the most beneficial to the Empire ?—and so on. Buy your postal orders now and you may make yourself rich for life. You may never get such another, chance—so don't delay. TICKETS 2/6 EACH NOTICE You can use the coupons below. They become valid tickets when accompanied by a Postal Order for 2/6. CONDITIONS 1 The Competition Is organised by the National Institute for the Blind (Registered under the ' Blind Persons Act, 1920), which has appointed Messrs. Jackson, Pixley & Company, Chartered Accountants, 58 Coleman Street, E.C.2, to audit the Accounts. The whole of the proceeds (after payment of the prize fund and expenses) will be administered to assist Blind Charities 'throughout the Country. All Blind Charities which are registered under the Blind Persons Act, 1920, will be invited by the National Institute .to participate in the proceeds of the 2 < The P Honorary Treasurer of the Competition Fund, is Mr. G. F. Mowatt, J.P., Honorary Treasurer of the Institute, and the Standing Committee of the National Institute has appointed a special Management Committee to supervise the working of the Competition. The Bankers to the Competition Funds are the Westminster Bank Limited, 154 Harley Street, London, W. s Competitors are required to select from the list supplied of fifteen important industries the ten which they consider the general public regard as having proved the most beneficial to the populace of the British Empire, and then to enter them in order of merit in the spaces provided on the face of the ticket. . .. . ~. - i The order of merit of the respective industries will be decided on theivotes of the Competitors themselves. The industry which most Competitors put first will be deemed most beneficial, and of the remaining industries that which most Competitors put first or second will be deemed the second most beneficial; and then of those still remaining the industry which most Competitors put first, second or third, will be deemed the third most beneficial; and < The firat Prize of £SOOO will be awarded to the Competitor whose ticket shall be adjudged to correspond most nearly to the general vote of all Competitors. The second Prize wilKbe •awarded to the sender of the next most accurate ticket and so on with the remaining prizes. 6 The adjudication of the Competition will be undertaken by the aforementioned Management ' Committee who will appoint the Accounting and Tabulating Corporation of Great Britain Ltd of 47 Southampton Buildings, London, W.C. 2, to do the technical part of the work. 1 The Committee will have the right to disqualify any Competitors for any reasons which they mav consider good and sufficient, and their decision shall be finally and legally binding upon all Competitors. No correspondence will be entered into concerning the Competition, nor 8 The 'committee wilf have the right in the event of a tie or ties to divide the prite equally ' between the Competitors; or to pool two or more prizes at their discretion, q Competitors may make as many entries as they like, each on a separate ticket, and all entries must be filled up in ink, and must not be illegible, mutilated or have any alteration thereon. ia Tickets when completed should be sent immediately in a sealed envelope to The Counting Department. The New Blind Ballot,. Palace Chambers Westminster,^S.W.i, Ixindon. Ene Nothing but tickets should be enclosed to this envelope, and completed tickets will be deposited unexamined with the Bank immediately they are received. it After the Competition is closed, the votes will be transferred to numbered cards and the tickets (which will be the only record of Competitors' names) will be deposited again in the Bank. When the Counting has been completed and the numbers of the Winning Tickets ascertained the Committee will notify the Standing Committee of the National Institute for the BHnd and invite all the members of such Committee to be present, when the original tickets showing the names and addresses of the Prizewinners will be extracted in the presence of at least three members of such Committee, and the names of those present will be announced „ date of the competition will be published in the Press. Proof of posting cannot * be accepted as proof of delivery, and no responsibility can be taken for Tickets lost in the post or otherwise. These forms become valid tickets when accompanied by a Postal Order for 2/6. If more than one form is used, 2/6 must be sent in respect of each effort. • After filling in youf solution, post it at once to— COUNTING DEPT., NEW BLIND BALLOT, PALACE CHAMBERS, WESTMINSTER, LONDON, S.W.I, ENGLAND Wane., lAJdress. tAddress., of P.O. here ticket This form becomes a Ticket if accompanied by 2/0. tAidrcu, V~P. l Ist 12 nd I 3rd 4th sth[Wh J7th of P.O. here blind ballot ticket This form becomes a Ticket if accompanied by 2/6. Lt»« thi* »paee blank tAddrcts