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Taihape Daily Times, Issue 220, 11 April 1917, Page 6

This Advertisement was written, by Pearl Byrne, of Gisborne, the 11-yearr old school girl, who has won four literary competitions, including the recent Red Cross competition YOUR ATTENTION. Drawn April LAST SELLING DAY. BY AGENTS APRIL It To help this good and noble work, Some tickets you will buy; Be generous, and you will not fail To win a prize, so try. The tickets are one shilling each, First prize, five hundred sheep, Consider if you win them What interest you will reap, The prizes number thirty four, So you have many chances, Just buy up tickets by the score, Don't dwell on idle fancies. This grand Art Union will be drawn At a very early date; So lose no time, lay in a stock Of tickets. Don't be late.

Every ticket you >s the Red Cross work. Be patriotic do YOUR duty to to your Country Don't fci-getthatallTSGKETSliave 34chancesof34prizes Mp RedTa'ossFundsTlrDAY and until victory is ours RedXJ.ross Funds § (LTD R I and until victory is ours. Pounds, Shillings AND Pence wanted for k 'our hoys" These noble workers HELP our wounded lads. The organisation of the Our brave lads bear the f 'contribution [ to the h Cross is perfecticEp*^^'.^ To help'them is our duty. FIRST PEIZE, 500 Sheep, SECOND PEIZE, 100 Sheep, THIRD PEIZE, 75 Sheep, FOURTH PEIZE, 50 Sheep, FIFTH PEIZE, 25 Sheep. SIXTH PEIZE, 20 Sheep, 4 PEIZES of 15 Sheep, 30 PRIZES of 10 Sheep, 14 PRIZES of 5 SHEEP. Tickets at Tobacconists and Book CUT THIS OUT AND MAIL, ENCLOSING STAMPED ADDRESSED ENVELOPE. A. M. RYAN, Red Cross Art Union, TAIHAPE. I enclose £ for Art Union Tickets. Name ... Address ~