St. Albans' Lottery.

Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 101, 26 October 1895, Page 2

St. Albans' Lottery.

LATER PARTICULARS. (Per Press Association). Melbourne, October 25. Mr Wilson himself held 33,242 tickets, which had not been taken up, and he wins seventeen prizes, including the horses Wild' Rose, Tea Rose, Princess Alice, Nina, Beaufort, Trentham, Bill of Portland, Urmlla, Pilatus, and Eleusis. The winner of Wallace, the favourito for the V.R.C. Derby, is Mr House, a publican in Creswick, Victoria. It is officially stated that the St. Albans estate has been won by a syndicate of ten employes of a Seymour firm in Victoria. Eight prizes go to New Zealanders, including Eridsforde to Mrs Davey, of Eketahuua ; Nada to D. Maher, of Hawkes Bay; Balance to J. Bird, Palmerston. Mr Wilson wired to Mr Adams tb?t he is highly satisfied with the result. Later. Those in the syndicate which won Mr Wilson's estate are Thomas, William, and Henry Guild, James Jones, Joseph Jordan, James Buchanan, Sydney Langland, and M. Hickey. Wallace, it appears, was also won by a syndicate consisting of four persons — John English, James Brown, C. E. House, and Edward Brown, who reside at Creswick. Havoc has been won by W. Little, of the Customs Department, Terowie, South Australia. Napier, Oct. 25. J. P. McVay, one of the stewards of the Napier Park Racing Club, has drawn the fourth prize — the stallion Robinson Crnaoo — in the >st. Albans lottery. Christchcrcjt, October 25. W. Brown, butcher, and C. H. Ewens, groom, have drawn Mersey (dam of Carbine) in the St. Albans lottery.