Art Union Drawings

Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 7240, 21 August 1933, Page 7

Art Union Drawings

£2OOO GOES TO PETONE. SEVERAL £5 PRIZES FOR PALMERSTON NORTH Per Pres 3 Association. WELLINGTON, Aug. 19. The current art union was drawn today, the winners being as follows:—.First Prize—£2ooo. Y 59362. —J. Gladstone, 53 Richmond Street, Petone. Second Prize—£soo. V 79922. —“Two Pitiful Objects,” Newtown. Third Prize.—£2oo. S292l6.—“Three to One,” T. A. Johnston, 456 Adelaide Road, Wellington. Fourth Prize.—£loo. VG46G2. —J. Harvey, Lemon Street, New Plymouth. £SO "'--lze. V4s9Sß.—“Last Try,” 10 Kenny St., Remuera, Auckland. £25 Each. W50879,—C. Dingle, Hawera. X4G723. —“Twenty Pass S,” R, M., Cheviot, Canterbury. £lO Prizes. W57192.—“Tw0 Happy Pals,” Wanganui. X 79 823.—“ Lucky Star,” 14 Abbott’s Road, Mount Eden. X90957.—“80nz0,” Carrington Road, New Plymouth. V 60827. —“Tho Comebacks,” Egmont Village. W 32599. —“Fair Exchange,” Turass. X 45650. —Geoffrey Dowland, 33 Harakcke Street, Eiecarton. X97132.—Mr C. F. Worth, 47 Austin Street, Wellington. V 73730. —M. Glynan, Soddon. X56312.—J. Prout, 26 Lighthouse Road, Napier. Y 50952. —0.C.8. Syndicate, c/o P.AV.D'., Patutahi. W43Bs6.—“Hard-up,” Chelmsford St.. Invercargill. X79528.—“My Lucky Chance,” Studliolme Street, Morrinsville. V23385.—“My Turn,” St. Albans, Christchurch. W 20352. —“Good Luck,” Kabey Road, Blenheim. X 75014. —Homai Te Utu, Royal Hotel, Auckland. V 26696. —“Felix,” Papanui. W967ls.—Mrs T. Johnson, Stuckey St., Levin. X 48597. —Mrs Pilgrim, 64 Ranfurlv St., Christchurch. W 95601. —“Four Noodles,” 64 Stanmore Road, Christchurch. V 95701. —D. Parker, Levin. V63579.—J. K. Urenui, Taranaki. £5 Prizes Tho followiug residents of Palmerston North and district won £5 prizes: R. AV. Eichler, c/o. Cobber, Fcilding; “Good Luck,” Eangirurn Beach, Otaki; “Ours,” Queen Street, Levin; “Hair,” Palmerston North; M. Bryce, Palmerston North; “Zclda,” Palmerston North; “‘Try Again,” Marton Junction; “Rhoda’s Gift,” Cook Street, Palmerston North; D. Thompson, Palmerston North, Winner Hiding His Light Under a Bushel DESIRES HIS WHEREABOUTS CONCEALED WELLINGTON, Last Night. AVho is J. Gladstone, winner of the first prize in My Lucky Chance art union? His address was given on the ticket as 53 Richmond street, Petone, who two reporters who called theroat different times on Saturday afternoon were told that Gladstone did not live there, A further reporter who visited the house to-day was informed that Gladstone was a friend at present unemployed. He had paid a fleeting visit to the house since the news of his success had been announced and had made a request that his whereabouts be concealed. He is believed to be one of a syndicate holding tho ticket, although tho ticket was taken out in his name.

T. A. Johnston, the "winner of the third prize, has no share in it, having bought it on behalf of three friends.