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Taranaki Daily News, 17 May 1919, Page 3

*1 *m \ fJS* 4' ft it *'// » • *;■*& . °. . # ."VMn'i--13 i £&5 0' - ; il mm ' -4> w- '1 frjfr* V?-.' '"§!/'■ ■ftf Go on-be a Sport! "My Dad was a Digger—and did his bit for you and yours. Now it's up to you to do your bit for me and my brothers—for Mum says Daa won't ever be back again. She says he Vas killed at a place called Quesnoy. And she says I can't be an Architect now as Dad promised me, because everything's different and I shall have to go to work soon. "But my cobber Jack, who's older than me, says that the TRENTHAM DOMINION SCHOLARSHIPS ART UNION is going to provide Scholarships for us boys and girls. "He says if people buy these Art Union Tickets there'll be plenty of chances for me to be an Architect if I've got enough brains. And for every ticket you've a good chance of winning the thousand pound prize and a lot of others. "So I've brought a coupon for you to send in. If you can only spare a couple o' bob it'll help. Of course a whole pound would be better. A lot of shillings are wanted because even just at our school only there are ever so many boys and girls whose Dads aren't ever coming back. And all the other schools are the same." 170 Prizes Value £6285 TICKETS 1/EACH First Prize Value £IOOO TRUSTEES; MAJOR-GENERAL &IR A. W. ROBIN, K.CM.G, CB.; COLONEL H. R. POTTER. C.M.G, NXS.C.; DR. W. J. ANDERSON. TREASURER: JAMES MACINTOSH, Esq. (of Mean*. Wright. Stepkemon & Co. Lti; CHAIRMANs SIDNEY KIRKCALDIE, E«* 5 HAINCftt