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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 159, 25 March 1918, Page 9

ij ■■■ ■ - ' ' • ■■: ; r f ' . .-> ' ' " " i t ,; ' ■■■mil .. i i ,„, ' !; . We regret to inform yo« that the FINAL BATTLE AKT i| ■ UNION bas.been'PdsfpoMd till the 20th April i| ■. . In the first.place it was the intention of the Committee to J make it purely a local affair and tush it through in three weeks. ; J Such an incessant demand set in to sell Tickets for the; good : \ \\ of the cause that Tickets have -been dispatched all over j jI ' ' Zealand, and there are thousands of Butts still out which cannot ! ; I J possibly be in by the 26th March; t . ; I To draw the Art Union on the advertised date would mean ■- ': J shutting out hundreds of people from their chance in the Ballot • - : N because the Butts were not in our hands* : M The Committee have therefore decided to PostpOßiC. the" - i J ; Drawing on the 27ttl. April, giving seven clear days- to get --1 N all the Butts back, ..; ; J We feel sure when you give the matter a v little thought you ; I will be of the opinion that there was nothing else the Committee v-j'.f. 1 I could do to keep faith with the large number who-would other-- " , \ I 1 wise lose their chance of participating in the, drawing. ■ ■ ; \ j| We have always drawn our Art Union on the date advertised, : J !. but in this instance we cannot do so, and would ask you to kindly 1 J J accept our apology for the postponement—Yours faithfully,.; ; i |! ■ ■ ..■ ', • ' . PERCY A. McHARDY, : :- \i-'}'i \ I Chairman, h Final Battle Art Union. ll ,i ; ■ ■-'-...•"*

*'"' , "-r»~"lhsmvrtihtj*«**Mrt'»i[yr3WNJUtfl A FQR <f Enterprising =.Men!-== Do you want to start in business for yourself ? A Then why not open a ■fP, ■ BILLIARD SALOON? Htindroda' of Saloons in New Zealand are earning Biz "Piofa its on Small Capital, Toucan Jj?K do equally-wnll. *%/ Look round in your town.Wouldn't a -wall - equipped und well - managed Billiard 'Room draw players P. df, ThinkhoweasilysuohaHbora could be run together with W Hairdresaing—Tobaooo-ecll-v etc. The work is pleasant and profitable. Upkeep Expenses A are low. Only a amafi aum /fifl requirod to make a . start. fife' Alcock'a place you'on a foot>r ine -whereby you pay for the Tables from, earnings. Get into toufth with Alcook'e J HOW! ;• . . ■ ■ ftLbUUn. & l»U.j 8. i u>, "THE BILLIARD PEOPLE" A WELUfiQTON - Auckland M§ CHRISTOHURCH ... .._.. MM 3 NOTI'V-Aleouk'a Wellington Address is: HAKBR'S BINDING,' opposite tlnioa Bank. the. Soldier's Best Friend "Kindly convey our sincere thanks to your Committee for the books of Y.M.C.A. Coupons which arrived by the last mail. You could not have . chosen a better method of assisting Wakatipu boys, considering the Y.M.C.A. is a soldier's best friend, and is to be found in all sorts of buildings within a short distance of the' firing line,' where the efforts of Hhis institution are greatly appreciated by all." Scores of other letters from the boys eulogise the service of the Y.M.C.A. 'Semi rti-inniion? to CAPT. D. A. EWEN, Hon. National Y.M.C.A. Treasurer, Baker's Building, Weliidfc'ion. . .. ... 7