£2000 AS A CHRISTMAS GIFT
| In connection with -the M-Hardy gift art anion, which is attracting considerable support from tha public, it has been suggested that a number of tickets in this effort 011 behalf of cur wounded soldiers would make a very good ChristPresent. In viow of the importance oi the prize—a corner section in Palmerston. North given by Mr. M'Hardy, of Hawkes Bay, and valued at —there ls , ex P ec ' :c< ' t° be & big response throughly I The tickets cost only -s. 6d., and the winner has the option of receiving ,£2OOO in cash instead of tho land. Some twenty leading citizens in Palmerston have each promised .£IOO towards buying the section for 2000 sovereigns if the winner desires to sell. This art union is being conducted • by tho Manawatu Patriotic Society,' of whioh Mr. J. A. Nash, for many years Mayor ot Palmerston, is the chairman. The scheme is managed in the most economical way, and as a guarantee of this the books are open for inspection by anyone interested. Tickets are obtainable at leading tobacconists and booksellers, or by post from Mr. Grant Sim, box 229, Palmerston North.
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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2644, 15 December 1915, Page 8
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193£2000 AS A CHRISTMAS GIFT Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2644, 15 December 1915, Page 8
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