ART UNION DRAWN

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXI, 16 November 1937, Page 9

ART UNION DRAWN

“MY BLACK CAT” £,‘tOOO TO TOWNSHIP NEAR NGAREAWAIIIA SECOND PRIZE TO WELLINGTON I i'v Telegraph-Press Association' WELLINGTON, This Day. Wellington won two of the live main prizes in the "My Black Cat” art union, which was drawn at Wellington last night under the supervision of Sergeant A. Davis and Mr J. W. Hutchings, Internal Affairs Department. • The first prize of £2OOO went to Tc Kowhai, near Ngaruwahia, and the ticket-holder's nom-de-plumc was “Chicken.” W .T. Boulton, care of the Commercial Travellers’ Club, Wellington, whose nom-de-plumc was “Roamer,” won the second prize of £SOO. The third and fourth prizes went to I lolly ford and Auckland respec--1 lively, and the fifth, of £75, went to F.ilean Heron, 8 MoncriefT Street, Wellington. The principal prize-winners were as follows: FIRST PRIZE—£2OOO 159204. “Chicken,” Tc Kowhai, near Ngaruawahia. SECOND PRIZE—£SOO. 181017, “Roamer,” W. T. Boulton, c/0 C. T. Club, Wellington. THIRD PRIZE—£2OO. 16193, “Tin Bunn,” c/o 11. Nelson, Hollyford. FOURTH PRIZE—£IOO. 172292. Frank Rcpak, 49 Victoria Street. Auckland. FIFTH PRIZE—£7S. 48629, "Lucky Strike,” Eilean Heron, 8 MoncriefT Street, Wellington. £5 PRIZE-WINNERS fl!,v Telegraph— Special to “The Mail"] WELLINGTON, This Day. The list of £5 prizes in the Nelson and Marlborough Districts is as follows: 53833 “Phar Lap,” Blenheim; 53728 “Good Luck.” Nelson; 130882, C. Knight, Nelson. A £lO prizes goes to 130940, “Indian Deathlock,” Brightwaler.