ANZAC ART UNION
.HAVE YOU GOT YOUR TICKET? An. illustrated advertisement will ho found on page i 2 of this issue, devoted to the Palmorston Soldiers' Club .Art 'union. The advertisement'is worth looking up. • Mr. P. A. M'Hardy, who has already done a, great deal for the .boys at the front, has made, a praiseworthy movo to do something for them wheu they return, broken in limbs and lioalth, and ..under his practical presidency Pulmerston North patriots are determined to build a Soldiers' Club worthy of our heroes, on.tho M'Hardy gift section. A number of Manawatu farmers have provided 2200 sheep, for disposal by art union. Tiokets aro now for palo at the modest sum of one shilling each. The prizes ■ amount to ,£2200, the first being 1000. good sheep. And overy ticket has a chanco in two hundred and fifty prizes. Sheep are easily disposed of,theso times at prices ranging, irom ;£1 to <£1 10s. a hoad. Tho advertisement iu this issue contains a coupon, which 'should bo fill-ed-up and-forwarded with remittance to tho secretary or tho:committee, at.Palmerston North. Business people who are willing to assist, by selling, tickets aro requested to write to the secretary, Anzac Art Union, Palmorston North.
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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2812, 1 July 1916, Page 11
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202ANZAC ART UNION Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2812, 1 July 1916, Page 11
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