PATRIOTIC LOTTERIES.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16021, 13 September 1915, Page 5

PATRIOTIC LOTTERIES.

RESULTS FROM DUNEDIN. [BY TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.] Dvssddh, Sunday. Three of the lotteries connected with the Queen Carnival were- drawn, on Saturday afternoon. The following are the prize winners in the grand art union promoted by the central executive, in which there were 20 prizes — First prize, Oakland motor-car, Country Queen Executive; second, Buick motorcar, H. J. Jenkins, Oamaru; third, Wolsey motor-car, Miss May Ryan, Bluff; fourth, light car, T. Bean, Puerua; fifth, nugget of gold, J. P. Chilwell, Opotiki; sixth City Corporation debenture, Soldiers Queen, Balclutha; seventh, yearling colt, J. Stewart, Stuart Street, 1 Dunedin; eighth, five shares in Bank of New Zealand, new issue, Mrs. Hallenstein, no address; ninth, oak diningroom suite, Sports Queen, Balclutha; tenth, upright grand piano, R. Lee, North-east Harbour, Dunedin; eleventh, Hudson motor bike, J. Cormack, care Taite and Co., Gore twelfth, upright grand piano, Jas. Ritchie, care McGruer, Taylor, and Co., Gore; thirteentH, bedroom suite, Sports Queen, Balclutha; fourteenth diamond necklet pendant, Lansley Pycroft, Burrows Avenue, Parnell; fifteenth, upright piano, A. Hegarty, St. Clair; sixteenth, trotting horse, Miss E. Thomas, Fenwick Street, Hastings; seventeeth, silver epergne, Sports Queen, Balclutha; eighteenth, war picture, Matheson Bros., Rock and Pillar, Central Otago; nineteenth, trip to Australia, P. Beaumont, Roslyn; twentieth, sewing machine, C.N.D.C., care D. Mayes, Milton. A house and section at St. Clair was won by D. Rankin, inspector of machinery, Napier, and a seaside cottage at Hinkley's Bay by G. Lords, of Dunedin.