A HUGE ART UNION

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2582, 2 October 1915, Page 10

A HUGE ART UNION

Of all the ait unions so-far promoted in aid of the Wounded Soldiers' Pund, the cheapest, with the most magnaminous prizes, is that advertised in this issue— .£SOOO for 2s. Gd. A humble half-crown ticket participates in, the prospects of <£5000 worth of prizes, chief of which is a new brick bungalow of six rooms in Irivercargill, valued at <£1000. ' If you miss that, there is a bungalow of 'five rooms, valued at ,£SSO; another valued at iECSO, and still another valued at ifioOO. These are illustrated' in the' advertisemcut under notice. ' Three new motorcars, valued at <£400,-,J!325, and .£2OO, respectively; a five-acre section, .£300; gold nugget, ,£300; lady's 'fur seal-skin coat, to bo made to'order on the, latest design at.a cost of 100, guineas, and a new motorcycle, worth- ,£ss,''are also on tho list of prizes, to say nothing of fourteen other chances. This offer of so many handsome prizes at the low prico of 2s. Gd. a ticket is only possiblo by reason of the, fact that the houses, land, and. other things are' generous gifts by some of Southland's practical patriots. Tho whole of the proceeds are td go to tho New Zealand Wounded Soldiers' .Fund. Therefore, tliose who invest in a ticket in t]je liope of becoming the owner of' a, handsome home can console themselves, if they draw h. blank, with the knowledge that they have at least helped to contribute a little for the wounded heroes. An application form for tickets is included, in the advertisement, which can be easily filled in and mailed to Mr. 8.. Sutherland, Box 377, Wellington.