AWAITING THEIR MONEY
UNLUCKY PRIZEWINNERS
THE HAND OF DEATH
. (.Received Ist Deecmbcr, 1 p.m.) LONDON, 30th November. 111-luck' quickly followed the good fortune of Prescott, the first prize-winner of the Irish sweepstake. He was unable to attend at. Dublin to receive the cheque as he was attending his father's funeral in London, his father having died suddenly during the week. Da'wc, .of Vancouver, has not sent word regarding how the second prize should be paid to him. A remittance to Canada presents legal difficulties, and it is not known whether Daivo intends to come to Ireland to,collect hia money. The Worksop widow who won £20,----000 has also had a bereavement, as her brother died on Thursday as the result of a motor accident.
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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 131, 1 December 1930, Page 10
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