"MONEY FROM HOME"

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19423, 7 September 1937, Page 9

"MONEY FROM HOME"

ART UNION PRIZES £2OOO TO WELLINGTON MINOR LOTS TO GISBORNE (Per Pross Association.) WELLINGTON, hist night. The principal pri7.es in the "Money rom Home" art union, which was drawn to-night, are as follow: - First prize, £2000.-95580, "FannyV ■iiick," Kilbirnie Book Exchange, .Vellington. Second prize, £500.-12092, "Carlisle Day," Chrlstchurch butt. Third prize, £200.-191584. "Just, in : .'ime," Oamaru. Fourth prize, £IOO.-103594, "For ilice," Alice Munro, Dominion road extension, Waikowhai. Fifth prize, £75.-99046, "Santoft," f Ricketts, Ross and Glendinning, .Vellington butt. Thirty prizes of £lO.-82159, E. A. Jillett, Rotorua; 118797. Mrs. Rangi ilauwai, Mohaka; 88701, "Lucky Joe \gain," Christchurch; 99851, "Our Baby," Paparangi; 149805, "For Me," East Taieri, Dunedin; 10218, "Our Last Try," Wahanui road; 4084:1, "Fruit Salad," Oamaru; 170:-i2f>, "Friday 13," Mrs. W. Watson. Moerewa; 157041, •Cherry," Wellington; 100004. A.R.A.S. ! md Co.. Auckland; 133840, "Always Jnlucky," Princes street, Dunedin; 10100, "Gorse Bush," Ashburton; 45812, \. Creft, Burn street, Milton; 82427, "Luckv Me." Mis. R. Bower, (J 9 Amohau street, Rotorua; 135429. "Will You Come?" Christchurch; 35232, •Unexpected," Dannevirke: 197054. "Mine," Gisborne; 94201, "My Lucky Day," G.P.0., Dunedin: 70301, "Mutton Geoff," Porirua; 08983, "Lucky Last," Springbank, Rangiora; 132404, "Gone," G.P.0.. Dunedin; 133393, W. A. McLaughlin, Wellington; 131473, "Counry," Otago; 52893, "Lucky Third," Mt. •Men: 89573, ' Red and Black." Christchurch; 101801, "Cowcockie," Auckland; 197002, "Awaken," Gisborne nUt; 30705, "Four Nines," Lee Buxton, Ounsandei; 40485, "My Lucky Last," •are W. Cassidy, Rawene; 38348. C. C.urney, Hihilahi; The following is a list of £5 prizes in the Gisborne district: - 197448. "All Blacks," care Mrs. C. Gray, P. 8., Waioliika, Gisborne: 197005, Nuhaka: "197430, Mrs. Foss, 19 Salisbury road, Gisborne; 190972, "Joe's Memory," Raraeraraho: 03814, "Full of Hope," King street, Mangapapa; 150838, "Old Pals." Gisborne; 30049, "For a Change," Paritu, via Nuhaka. WINNER NOT SURPRISED WIDOW PLANS TRIP VISIT TO ENGLAND (Per Press Association.) WELLINGTON, last night. Found in Willis street, Wellington, by her daughter, who hurried to town in search for her, Mrs. E. M. Healey, Apu Crescent, Lyall Bay, learned tonight that she was the winner of the first prize, £2OOO, in the art union. Mrs. Healey is a widow with. a family of four, and conducts a book exchange in Kilbirnie. "I am not surprised to have won," she said when interviewed. "1 have taken two or three tickets in every art union held since my return from my visit to England four and a half years ago. I shall make another trip to England to see my eldest son and his fiancee. I have not seen him for five years."