FIRST AID ART UNION

Evening Star, Issue 20980, 19 December 1931, Page 11

FIRST AID ART UNION

RESULT OF DRAWING ANNOUNCED CHIEF PRIZE TO UNEMPLOYED ROADMAN [Pm United Fmm Association. 5 WELLINGTON, December 18. The First Aid Art Union was drawn here to-nigho, the following being the winners:— First, £2,000.—E65545, James Moy-’ naha (Hastings),. Second, £500.-079289, Mrs Grysby (Christchurch). ' Third, £250.—E35960, George Bloomfield (care of F. Flipp, Kilbirnxe). , Four of £IOO each. —A 61052, C. Fairbrother (Cover street, New Plymouth); C 93039, Mrs N. Mahuke (Green Park, Canterbury); E 46848, F. Charles (44 Puru crescent, Lyall Bay); E 70533, Fifty Fifty ”• (Higgins road, Frankton Junction). Four of £SO each. —A 85440, P. O’Donnell (private bag, Cromwell); D 68793, “ Four Thousand ” (105 Overton terrace,, Hataitai); D 39716, Mrs Cox (238 Wairarapa road, ChristOhuroh); E 50189, W. J. Mulcock (34 Ryans road, Upper Riccarton). Four of £25 each.—D7s6l4, Mrs J. Y, Love • (42 Ings avenue, St. Clair, Dunedin) : 857133, F. Manson (Halcombs'road, Feilding); E 43820, A. Eddington (17 ■ Miller street, Christchurch)) 848402, James Austin (Post Office, Te Aro). . . 16th to 20th prizes, £lO each.— C 90998, “Anniversary, Mrs J. B. Gray (39 Totara crescent. Lower Hutt); 874584, Miss N. Gould (47 Rintoul street, Wellington) ; C 27121, H. Kearns (Turi road,. Hawera) r 893365, T Syndicate (Riverton); C 27273, Hard-up '(New Plymouth). Additional prizes were as follows: — £lO prizes.—Mrs C. W. Sarten (Box--48, Tikorangi), Hardings (Taita), Kean (Metropolitan Hotel, Dunedin), Miss Storey (Wyndham), Motu Kura (Hastings), .Christmas Cheer (New North road, Kingsland, Auckland), Foster (Waitotara), Crosby (Hamilton), .Carey (Madras street, Christchurch), !A J J J J (Barnard street, Wellington), Hardings (Thornbury), Norris (Musselburgh), Lang (Waipu), O’Readon (Dunedin), Patterson (Hawera). £5 prizes.—Kathleen Marriner (Kilbirnie), Mrs White (Invercargill), Wink Watson (Pirinoa), Wassle (Kimbolton), No. 7 (care IVTrs Hamilton, Symonds street, Auckland), Mrs Britnell (Ferry road, Christchurch), Mrs Payne (Richmond street, Petone), _ Mrs Peterson (Gore street, Bluff), Miss Shaw (Kimbell), Mr Bennett (Ohiro road, Wellington), Mr Cox (Lime street, Oamaru), Paikea Munroe (Opoutama), Miss Chilton (Winton), E. Mills (Bluffs, Rotorua), Mr Gunn (Box 55, Waimate), Mrs Blucher (Western Springs road, Auckland), Roller (Wairouru), Miss Simpson (Watara), L. Brown (Waitaki Hydro), no name on butt CC4392 (Oamaru), E. Thomas' (Opouatia), Miss Eason (Gippervale, Otago), Bruce’s Spiders (Aero Agency, Blenheim), Mr Aekins (Aroha street, Palmerston North), Mr Harraway (Gore), A. Norford (Petone), Mrs Cook (Bel-mont-terrace, Remuera), R. M'Donald (Claremont street, Auckland), Nil Desporandum Syndicate (Oturehua), Wikinga (Gisborne), Mr Galbraith (Bank of New Zealand, Wellington), Mrs Morrison (King street, Feilding), Mr Rowe (Herriesville, Te Aroha), A. Benjamin (Moana. avenue, Onehunga), Miss Bailey(Ladies’ Mile, Remuera), Mr Barnes (Education Office, Christchurch), Mrs Miller (Havelock North), Npoltgedacht (Sandeford . street, Christchurch), John Mactaggart (Ward street, Runanga), Last Chance (Denmark street, Dannevirke), Mr Laycock (Miramar), Mrs Ward (Hall street, Frankton), _ Mr Grimsey (Tnrua, Thames), Miss Abbott (Opotiki), Mr A. 0. J. (Christchurch), Out of Sorts (Timaru), Mrs Wills (Otaki), Mr King (Manurewa), Scalded Legs (Waimate), Mr Thomson (Irk street, Gore), MiBright (Otaua, Waiuku), Lin Old (Pratt street, Waitara), Miss Thompson (St, Andrews, Christchurch), Mickey the Mouse (Opotiki), Three In One (7 Marshland road, Shirley), Last Shot (Te Kuiti), J. Laurance (Wellington), Badly in Need (119 Cook street, Auckland), The Spider (Box 5, Hastings), Mrs Naismith (East Taiori), Mr Dumphy _ (Te Kapuiti). Mr Williams (care railways, Fordell), Miss Ngaire M'Coll (Geraldine), Mr-Monk (Makara), Miss Shaw (Brooklyn), John Mason (Box 303, Napier), Mrs Richards (hairdresser, Taumarunui), Mrs Gillespie (Rolleston street, Wellington), E. H. Five Dots (Alfredton), Mr Spencer (Buckley street,; Lower Hutt). HASTINGS, December 18. Mr James Moynaha, the winner of 'the first 1 prize, is a man about sixty years of age. He is unmarried, and

until recently was a roadman in the employ of the Rangitikei County Council, working on the Napier-Taihape road. He is now unemployed. He was listening in at the wireless in a friend’s house, and heard his name announced ns the holder of the winning ticket. He was too excited this evening to speak to a reporter, and had not discussed even with his friends his future intentions.