TONKING'S COMPETITION
The first prize of £U) goes to Airs J. H. Ramsay, Laudc, Centra! Otago; five prizes of 10s each to J. D Watt, Brooklyn; Miss Kathleen Speiiee, Invercargili; W Boyce. Christcburch : ,1. I-I. Kidd, Grey town: Miss Young, Carterton.
Ten prizes of 5s each to Colvin Arcus, Levin; Miss Hulme, Hamiton; Otto Peterson, Carterton ; Fred Abbot, Pokeno; John Byrne, Auckland; Miss M. Fimleign, Christcburch: Miss Winnie Andrew, Ohinemuri; L. Yeverton, Featherstone; Mrs C. Murtagh, Abbotsford; Mrs T. Gordon, Wanagnui East. TONKINGS' XIOO GIFT.
The donation of .£IOO promised by the proprietors of Tonking's Linseed Emulsion to any institution or charity selected by the public, will lie made towards the cost of providing books for the Levin Public Library. The voting throughout has caused even the enumerators considerable excitement. The £IOO looked likegoing first to one town, then to another, and it would appear as though the public were aware of every fluctuation, for no sooner did one institution lead than another came to the front. However, towards the finish the Levin Free Library was seen to be the winner, and we congratulate the townspeople of Levin on their good fortune.
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King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 390, 26 August 1911, Page 3
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192TONKING'S COMPETITION King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 390, 26 August 1911, Page 3
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