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I MONTHLY PRIZE I j W j j 21,334 PRIZES 1 I DRAW No. 133 I I TOTALLING 11 I 12 MAY 1981 j j j 31,114.075 ; j Post Office Bonus Bonds 173 759455 1687 067827 2486 732694 2989 932899 4080 738284 2 1181 165022 2484 893560 2785 821069 3881 159056 ■ Wi li'l® 062 829394 1484 265289 1786 503129 3582 489531 3883 404792 I 064 207586. 1688 015504 2789 822997 3684 279279 3982 017145 E 394 639733 1688 943569 2880 035004 3783 502491 3982 406036 B 574 436256 1783 110633 3288 537007 E 370 641036 982 895904 2084 368712 2984 836030 3487 969846 B 477410131 1082 021278 2086 418819 3083 546992 3885 855829 H 042 182431 172 011865 571 355003 1381 812145 2086 803008 3189 327619 3888 285160 B 046 812299 262 970832 574 407433 1482 005753 2186 493787 3281 303041- 3987100312 V 150 404220 269 728440 585 579552 1786 145198 2381 177442 3382 559752 4082 398794 • 168 586458 296 884611 893 546592 1980 181581 2885 222085 JB 74 Prizes of $5OO 690 Prizes of $lOO 1,380 Prizes of $5O 19,123 Prizes of $25 I These prizes are included in the full prize draw list, available at all Post Offices by Friday of this ■ ! week, and are published monthly in the New Zealand Gazette. T ■ WEEKLY WEEKLY K 1982 231603 1581 432706 3883 137276 371 983774 J WEEKLY PRIZE DRAWS Mi BONDHOLDERS - Have you - MAY IQRI advised your change of ma T l l address? Forms are available There will be 5 weekly prize draws each f rom an d accented at of $ll,OOO in May totalling ,rOm at $55,000 and prize winning jafcx 3 ,ces - J^PtooKs* h^in NEXT MONTHLY ALL PRIZE WINNERS PRIZE DRAW HAVE BEEN 9 JUNE ADVISED BY ■ ■ I mail lOlbCz! I Banking i

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