BIG MONEY TO OTAGO

Evening Star, Issue 22989, 21 June 1938, Page 15

BIG MONEY TO OTAGO

"GOLDEN GIFT" ART UNION LUCKY POWER STATION EMPLOYEE AND RABBITEH [Per United Press Association.] WELLINGTON, June 20. The following are the results of the “ Golden Gift ” Art Union drawn this evening:— £2OOO, 18826, J. O’Donnell, Lake Waitaki, Otago. £SOO, 171523, H. S. Butcher, Patearoa, Otago. £2OO, 43776, “At Last,” Mrs T. W. Brown, Main road, Upper Hutt. £IOO, 38025, “ Joyce, Jack and James,” Miramar, £75, 86723, “Mother,” Waganui. £lO PRIZES The £lO prizes were won as follows: 67755, “Live Wire,” Auckland; 25076, “Very Handy,” Temuka; 84792, “We Two,” Lxnwood road, New Lynn; 18859, E. Corrigall, Hakataramea; 165,241, “ Half and Half,” Hokitika; 71788, “ Do a Dash,” Wellington: 94788, “We,” Motueka; 94127, “ Job,” Blenheim; 103488, “ Chin Kew On,” 153 Rattray street, Dunedin; 127844, “ 1919,” Palmerston North; 145896, “Ajax,” A. Kirst. Box 19, Milton; 190409, “ Blonde,” Domxny Ganzon, Christchurch Boxing Association, Christchurch; 57728, “Our Turn,” Romilly street, Westport; 37292, “ Silk Sox,” Main road, Taita; 60453, “Lucky Last,” Riccarton, 120988, C.T. and H., Wellington; 154506; “Aureum Donum est Meum," New Brighton; 192075, “Lost Luck” Timaru; 123767, “ Change Over,” Wellington; 139505, “Bell Bird,” Mrs Fisher, Seppell, Pokena Valley; 129402, “Lucky at Last,” Wellington; 48312, “The Lone Seven,” Cambridge; 82550; “ Golden Gift,” Waitemamara, Hokianga; 145130, “ Navy Blue”, Oamaru; 65090, Maggy Clair, Te Poi, Matamata; 180350, “The Feeble Finis,” Masterton;* 63713, “ Three Aylsbury Drakes,” Christchurch butt; 83622, “Just a Gift," Whangarei; 124414 “ Boo,” Wellington; 34837, “ Jay B,” Frankton.

£5 PRIZES Included among the winners of £5 prizes are the following:— 103876, “Anything Will Do,” J. Carnegie, Dunedin; 145313, “ Only a Dream,” J. Hayford, Thames street, Oamaru; 17223, “Truth First,” Mataura; 173107, “Vilot,” South Dunedin; 145570, “Lucky Haka,” Terminus Hotel, Hakataramea; 102439, “ This Time,” care A. W. J., Box 205, Invercargill; 113769, W. Fleming, Glenavy; 17593; “ Win Machine,” Palmerston; 171601, C. Gray, Dunedin; 10052, “Hope So,” Awarua Plains; 16238, “This Time,” Invercargill; 89104, “Good C,” Invercargill; 98736, “We Two,” A. Prouting, Rangitata Island; 171159, “ Mum and Lin,” Lawrence; 19946, “ No Luck,” care Clark’s Laundry, Dunedin; 62546, E. J. Exton, P.W.D., Mayfield; 50940, “ Union Trip,” R. K. Chapman, 59 Somerville street; Dunedin; 19784, “ Our New Shop,” Dunedin; 112,396, “ Last Try,” Pleasant Point; 190884, “Another Pop,” Canterbury; 102778, R. A. Lungley, 57 Douglas terrace, Dunedin; 51318, “Pat Malone,” Dunedin; 113220, “Blackbird,” 10 Bathurst street, Timaru: 172126, “ Dawn," Dunedin; 89302, “The Keels,” Bluff; 15006, “ We Us and C 0.,” Dee street, Invercargill; 35694, “A Kettle of Fish," Mrs G. Farrant, 6 Ouse street, Oamaru; 146376, “ Pot Luck,” J. E. Latimer, care N.Z.R., Cromwell; 97135, “Try Again,” Geraldine; 102915, “ Billy and Ginger,” Outran; 171834, “Molly Malone,” Miss Mary Gallagher, 29 Grosvenor street, Dunedin; 16667, “ Johnny," Gore; 89585. B. Lawson, Tuatapere; 112701, “Birthday” (Timaru butt); 87682, Baldwin, Rambough road. Invercargill; 104381, “Willie,” Hanover street, Dunedin; 146993, J, Allan, Owaka; 112658, “ Stiffy,” 16 Craigie avenue, Timaru; 112410, “ I Don’t Believe It,” Miss E. Y. McAlen, 50 Church street, Timaru; 196746, sV Luck at Last,” Mrs E. F. Neilson, 16 York street, Timaru; 173148, J. Rodger, Dunedin; 121417, J. Greene, Clyde terrace, Kaitangata: 113805, “We Two,” care P. 0., Waimate; 26981, “Passing Through,” 26 Dick street, Dunedin; 101067, “ Bob Gone,” 31 Albert street, Invercargill; 100018, “My Gift," 40 Eyre street, Invercargill; 145018, “ No. 7,” Palmerston, Otago; 147166, “Lucky,” North Taieri, Mosgiel.

~~FIRST AMD SECOND PRIZE WINNERS ELECTRICIAN AT HYDRO The fortunate holder of the winning ticket is Mr J. O’Donnell, who is employed as a switchboard operator at the Lake Waitaki Hydro-elec-tric Power Station. Mr O’Donnell, who is a married man, with one child, is 35 years of age, and has been at Lake Waitaki for about 12 months. He was formerly employed at the. power station at Lake Waikaremoana. Mr O’Donnell purchased his ticket at a store in Kurow. The purchase by post of 171523 proved a lucky investment for Mr H. S. Butcher, the winner of the second prize. Mr Butcher is a young, single man, and for the past five years has been employed as a rabbiter on Mr W. Gibson’s property near Patearoa.