BUNGALOW RAFFLE

Press, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23131, 21 September 1940, Page 14

BUNGALOW RAFFLE

WINNING NUMBER ANNOUNCED

TICKET SOLD AT DARFIELD

The winning ticket. No. A 95420, for the bungalow raffle conducted by the Canterbury Master Builders, merchants, sub-contractors, furnishers, and associates, was announced at the drawing of the raffle at the Civic Theatre last evening. The Mayor (Mr R. M. Macfarlane, M.P.) drew the ticket, which was sold at Darfield. Contact was made with the seller of the ticket late last evening: but it was not possible to trace the owner of the winning ticket. A sum of £11.930 4s 6d was realised from the sale of tickets. A total of 477.209 was sold out of a total of 747,000 issued. Six hundred and eight postal applications for tickets were received by the organisers. The following are the details of returns made by the various organisations which undertook the sale of tickets: Stock and station agents. £3948; Allied Building Trades. £ll9B 4s 6d; Tramway Patriotic Committee, £IOB2 4s; Trades Hall. £673 8s 6d; Real Estate Institute, £670 19s 6d; Post Office, £627 6s; Grain Merchants’ Association, £535 5s 6d; Underwriters’ Association, £477 Is 6d: Returned Soldiers’ Association. £399 3s; General Service Corps, £326 12s; Local Bodies. £284 11s 6d; Shipping Guild. £250 8s; Mail Applications. £203 4s 6d; Canterbury College. £172 10s; Hairdressers’ Union, £145 9s Gd; Public Service Association, £143 3s; Mrs Calyon, £130; Master Grocers, £ll9 2s; V.A.D. Group, £92; Public Accountants, £BO 16s: Bank Officers’ Guild. £73 5s 6d; 3ZB, £SO; Gold Band Taxis, £SO; Automobile Association, £35; Kaiapoi district, £32 19s 6d; Lyttelton, £24; Heaths, Ltd.. £2l 17s 6d; Blue Star Taxis, £2l 11s 6d; Hay’s. Ltd., £l7 14s Gd; Apex Ice Cream, £ls 7s; Air Force, £10; Noel Jarvis. £10; J. Ballnntyne and Company, £9. Total £11.930 4s 6d.