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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 10289, 26 May 1919, Page 8

"Passchendaele was the place ••—it was there your Daddy fell—fighting in the mud and fain so that we here might be safe from Hun brutality—so that the World should be a clean and decent place for clean and decent men and women. "And now you childten must be brought up to live worthy of your heritage—to make the best of yourselves in the purer/ sweeter world made possible by the supreme sacrifice of your father and his like." So Grandad tells the children. But how are they tol"make, the best of themselves"—to develop the finest that is in-thenr so that they may become capable, honourable men and women —without a father's care? To help them to such a desirable consummation is tho object of the Trentham Dominion Scholarships irhich will provide Scholarships for the children of New Zealand's killed and disabled heroes. You can help the kiddies by buying a few tickets each week—and at the same time you have a good chance bf winning some of the £6,300 worth of splendid prizes. Akottt thm Prixtx —There are over 170 prizes, every one a ~ ,> free *sft from a* sympathiser. Their total value is about £6,300 —First, £1000; Second, £700; Third, £650; Fourth, £soo;—fourteen prizes over £IOO in value. In- ■ » j a.\J j -t £m i - m-a r* . o:~ < ~:* & Suites of Furniture, Sewing Machines, etc., etc, etc. Colonel H. R. Potter, C.M.G.. N.Z.S.C.; Dr. IW. A»der»n. TREASURER: James Macintwh, ud Co., Lid.) CHAIRMAN: Siiliie; Kirkc*Mie.C*q. ART UNION CLOSES JUNE 30 Drawn July 31, 1919 : Here/ Now! * THE SECRETARY, '. Dominion Art Union, P.O. Box 291 i WELLINGTON. "•: owirf ««..,;.n,,;;,,,„»,,„,. ■■-TiiuTitftttt Ch4oie «»eto««I/»r.. M ..,.....„„......... ..,„....,.,. Name .....«........^i.... Endue StampW Minted Eavakp* *.

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