ART UNION DRAW

New Zealand Herald, Volume 78, Issue 24133, 27 November 1941, Page 14

ART UNION DRAW

' THE MAJOR PRIZES NONE FOR AUCKLAND £2OOO TO NEW PLYMOUTH fBY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] WELLINGTON, Monday The "My Little Flutter" art union was drawn this morning. The principal prizes were won as follows: — First, £2OOO. —98107, Vebrae, Dorset Avenue, New Plymouth. Second, £500.-133537, The John, Christehurch. Third, £250.-111327, Pip and Squeak, Wellington. Fourth, £l5O. —138490, Flatterer, Oamaru. Filth, £IOO.-188599, L. Falioy, 17 New Regent Street, Christehurch. THE MINOR AMOUNTS AUCKLAND PROVINCE LIST LUCKY TICKET-HOLDERS fBY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] WELLINGTON, Wednesday Prizes of £lO and £5 in the "My Little Flutter"' art union were won by ticket-holders in the Auckland Province as follows: £lO Prizes.—<sßo37, Kitty's Chance, Auckland; 31933, One Flutter, New Lynn; 119788, Aureus, Ponsonby; 07370. Coming Home, Princes Avenue, Mount Roskitl; 01097, Mum's Little 'Flutter, Otahuhu; 132457, Dang Dong Dell, Auckland; 50153. Mrs. Mack, Rotorua; 0207 a, Halt and Half, Box 40, Pukekohe; 31910, Waiting-, View Road. Mount Eden; 116498, More Work, Grey Lynn; 00025, Here Come, Auckland; 16.9791, Sheet Anchor, Cambridge; 137250, Tuffy, Ulster Street, Hamilton; 103798. Luck for Xmas, Taumarunui; 2-1008, Anything, Warwick Avenue, Auckland; -15530, Pretty Fanny, Devonport; 92350, Hughic,' Waiuku; 198003, It's Mine, Warkwort/h; 104129, A.L.C., Auckland; 91225, We Four, Fatrbnrn Road, Otahuhu; 05503, Pilar Lap, Harris Road,- Ellerslie; -15290 M.C.C., 1-18 Rosebank Road, Avoiulale; 108500, Scotty, To Kuiti; 870-10 Try One, Gisborne; 181000 Grafton Girl, Auckland; 130249, Cavil, 41 Haydeti Street, Auckland; 93052, Curlv, Ngaruawahia; 131820, Ivy-Given, Captain Cook Hotel. Khyber Pass; 180074 Flirtation, Haverstook Road, Sandringham; .1-17201, Happy Ending, P.O. Box 51, Auckland; 1 10770, H.'M.S. Tamaki, Mokoia Load, Birkeahead; 118399, Man, Onehunga; 57375, Just One, Tc'Aroha; 69216, Old Tom, Ophia Street, Auckland; 45011, Spotty, Auckland; 131303, Darkie, Newmarket; 135-108, Gracic. Kaiwaka, Nort.il Auckland; 180488, More Luck This Time, Auckland; JSOO7O, Last Flutter, c.o. 53 East Street, Newton. £5 Prizes.—l3looß, A. Chapman, To Aivamutu; 198906, Turley, Kamo; 196148, Last 2/0, Whakatano; 50381, M.8., Putaruru; 50795, Three Quills, Box 58, Paeroa; 35985, Lucky Girls, Box 2, Papakura; 120778, Corporal B. G. Pauling, Ist Hawke's' Bay Regiment, area No. 5, Waiouru; 115010, A. Matthews, c.o. 38 Auckland Load, St. Heliere; 50577, R.J., Paeroa; 159268, This Time, Frank and Val, Auckland; 94785, H. J. Cowan, Lukuhia L.1)., Hamilton; 197391, Each Way, New Lynn; 137261, Just a Flutter, Hamilton; 132236, Betty, Auckland; 19166, At Last. Alison Road, Doyinport; 46567, A. H. Gould, Box 012, Auckland; 92519. Arthur, Waiau Pa; 91558, blank Auckland butt; 57005, Stormy, Te Hoe R.D.; 115356, My Turn, Turama Road, Onehunga; 08104, The Two Mugs, M., 1., Onehunga; 00921, Royal Merit, Auckland; 108305, David, Te Kuiti; 30739. T.A.8., Auckland; 131757, Old Herb, and Mrs., Charlotte Street, Auckland; 195217, 1 Want, Box 12; Mamaku; 130114, N.F., Motutapu; 91904, Brush, Elliot Street, Papakura; .13110, Give It a Go, Auckland; 181317, Alex. Mcßugjuis, Beresford Street, Auckland; 31414, Never Mind Who, Auckland; 130243, Stiffy, Auckland; 118552, My Flutter, Fraser, Mount Eden; 30905. Perhaps, Pukekohe; 142902, Quiet Time, Whatutu, Gisborne; 31950, Try Again, Dudey, Birkenhead; 166-196, Small Bait, Horotiu. 46111, I'll Say, Heme Bay; 116542. M.P.K.E., Auckland; 45397, Hurry Up Auckland; 67382, For You and Me. Auckland; 67093, I'm Alone. Auckland; 59617, Dad's Little Flutter, 20 Abbotford Street, Hamilton; 65746, Autolito, Auckland; 60185, J. W. Rite, 2 Yates Street,' Onehunga-; 30076, White Elephant, Auckland; 117790, Two Mugs, Fairfield, Hamilton; 196039, Long Odds, Morris Street, Taurnnga; 199962, J.S.S., Hikurangi; 47070, Rex, Auckland;, 104941, Bright Idea, Arney Crescent, R«muera; 1968-18, C. Honeycombs, R.D. Whakatane: 135592. Split „Sugar, Bryant Honse Trustees, Pairiri Tirau; 196297, 0, My Birthday, To Puke; 321-19, Black Cat 5, Auckland; 55176, V for Victory Syndicate, Cambridge butt; 190896, My Little Flutter, Weston Road, Matamata; 34372, G.M.D., Epsom; 68584, Vcrrnint, Papatootoe; 116243, My Unlucky Day, Nov. 3, Auckland; 6614". Our Little Flutter, Onehunga; 34840, GalasMil, Auckland; 169014, Teachers Two, care Box 106, Tauma-runui; 103683, G.P.C., Bayswater, Auckland; 56912; 63457, Te Aroha; 117645, Ivuto Kura, Auckland; 147477, Charles 1., Manurewa; 198138 Dargaville butt missing); 104960, Our Last Chance, Patsy, Te Kuiti; 196037, 17 Edgecumbe Road, Tauranga; 115173, Mum's Flutter, Auckland; 69813, Happy Ending, Hamilton; 50-119, Little Butterfly, , R.D., Putorurn; 57479, Sevens, Te AToha; 190047, Sewa Trip, Galatea Estate. Botorua. NORTHERN RIFLE RANGES (0.C.) WHANGAREI. Wednesday . Extensive alterations have been completed to the Whangarei riflo range, which has now been brought up to military standard. The work, which has been carried out bv the Public Works Department, included the formation of new butts and new firing mounds at the various The longest range that can bo used is 500 yards. The range is being used by the various home defence units in Whangarei. Units in camp have previously had to carry out shooting practices on the 30 yards range, close to the town. With the work having been carried out entirely by members of the Home Guard, the Dargaville rifle ran£e is'also now completed and in use. The guard worked consistently at the range for some time and made a good job of the necessary alterations to bring the range up to the required standard. Here the longest range now prepared is 600 yards, but 'the land is available for greater distances, if necessary. TAXI LICENCE SOUGHT j Evidence of the development of Buckland's Beach as a residential area was given when an application for a taxi licence for the district was made by V. S. Rogers at a sitting of the No. 1 Transport Licensing Authority, Mr. E. J. Phelan, yesterday. The population at the beach, where applicant was a storekeeper, was between 500 and 600, witnesses stated. That increased to between 1600 and 2000 in the summer. The nearest taxi was at Howick, four miles away. Decision was reserved. "THE QUAKER GIRL" Delightful melodies, genuine comedy and picturesque scenery are main ingredients of the London musical comedy "The Quaker Girl," which is to be "staged at His Majesty's Theatre on Saturday afternoon and evening next and the following six nights by the Auckland Light Opera Company. The booking is reported to be heavy.