ART UNION WINNERS

Greymouth Evening Star, 22 July 1942, Page 4

ART UNION WINNERS

FIRST PRIZE TO AUCKLAND

WELLINGTON, July 22. The Black Cat Art Union was drawn to-day. Chief prize-winners were:—

First, £2000: 129811, Miss M. Pilbrow, Collingwood Street, Ponsonby. Second, £500: 184137, Kitty, Christchurch.

Third, £250: 57642, Black Joe Temuka. Fourth. £ 150: 151194. White Cat Whakatane.

Fifth, £100: 161068, After Shaving. P. O. Box, Westport. COAST SUCCESSES. WELLINGTON, July 22. Prize winners on the West Coast were:— £lO Prizes: 74.241 “Cock Scarrow’’ West Coast butt. 161,316 “I Got Him” Haupiri, W.C. 161.399 “We Share,” Hokitika. 74.936 “Four Mugs”, Bright Street. Westport. 199,278, Miss Morgan, Greymouth. 199,876, “No Luck,” Hokitika. 161.353 “Both Barrels”, Greymouth. £5 Prizes: 74,361, E. Peterson, Fox Street, Cobden. 199,673 “Nigger and Tiddies”, Rolleston Street, Hokitika. 74.136 “Call Again,” Westport. 74,111 R. B. Stewart, Club Hotel, Westport. 199,651 “Happy Days,” Hokitika. 32,858, Mrs. T. Kilkelly, Brunner. FACTORY GIRL’S DELIGHT AUCKLAND, July 22. Maisie Pilbrow, aged 19, and pretty, employed at the factory of Al- ; exander Harvey and Sons Ltd., when told that she won the £2OOO first prize in the Black Cat Art Union, was at first incredulous, then celebrated with two pies, and decided to take the remainder of the day off. She resides with her parents in a very modest home in Collingwood Street, Ponsonby. This was the first ticket she had ever bought. Her father is a motorman on the city trams, and she has two younger sisters and a small brother. She has not yet decided what to do with the winnings, but thinks she will be able to develop her natural liking for music.