£2000 TO AUCKLAND

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 19881, 7 March 1939, Page 14

£2OOO TO AUCKLAND

ART UNION DRAWN SHANNON TAKES SECOND ‘PLEASANT SURPRISE’ LIST GISBORNE £5 PRIZES (Pur Press Association.) WELLINGTON, this day. The first prize of £2OOO in the “Pleasant Surprise” art union drawn last night went to an Auckland ticketholder. The second prize was won by a Shannon investor. The third went to Raetihi, the fourth to Greymouth, and the fifth to Palmerston North. Only one £lO prize came to Wellington. The prize list is:— First, £2000.-118,643 “Round up I—l Orate" (Auckland butt). Second, £500.-123,771, “Change of Luck,” Shannon. Third, £200.-193,087, "Blondie and Darkie,” Raetihi. Fourth, £IOO.-56,538, "Red Flag,” Preston road, Greymouth. Fifth, £75.-02,879, “Teddy Boy,” Palmerston North butt. £lO prizes.—48,664, Mrs. R. C. Gilberthorpe, post office, Islington; 106,620 “Eva Supreme,” Mayfield; 105,051, “Lucky Win,” Wanganui; 177,697, Anthony Foley, 2 Laurence road, Napier; 167,595, “My Day Out," Masterton; 111,220, “Definitely My Last Gamble,” Kauwhata; 201,943, “Lucky Last,” D. Rowland, West Coast road, Glen Eden; 46,449, “Five To-day,” Mrs. I. C. Schumacher, 4 Curlett’s avenue, Christchurch; 49,568, "Lucky Last,” Christchurch; 160,082, “New House,” Southland; 129,360, “It Would Be,” Christchurch butt; 144,134, “Old Coster,” Timaru; 27,739, "Bought Another Blank,” Wellington; 7173, "Let’s Soap So,” Canterbury; 5074, “76” Rangiora; 173,297, “Sunshine,” New Plymouth: 2754, J. Hume, G.P.O. Auckland; 81,699, "We Three,” Hastings; 132,196, “Transporter,” Mr. W. T. Bond, Huntly; 18,176, “Sunnyside Estate Lucky Last,” Morrinsville; 43,276, Mrs. G. Simpson, E. H. Simpson, Mercury Bay; 82,889, A. E. Mason, Morton; 201,407, Purley Twins, Auckland; 132,394, "Beat and Beattie,” Huntly, West Huntly; 46,736, "Now or Never,” Christchurch; 180,624, “No Luck,” 11. Grey, Queen street, Northcote; 22;613, Percy Lyes, Kaiterangi; 144,681, “Aches and Pains,” Christchurch; 126,189, Mrs. Burch, 95 Wai-iti road, Timaru.

£5 prizes in the Poverty Bay district were won as follows: —33,409, “Just Me,” c/o. Club, Wairoa; 97,268, "A Surprise,” Gisborne: . 179.898, Mrs. Amelia McFadyen, Gisborne; 97,364, “Ho Boy,” Mrs. Kay, 431 Ormond road, Gisborne; 157,549, Gita Ram, Geo Desai, No. 2 camp, P.W.D.. Aniwaniwa; 82,011, J. L. Peach, Puha, Gisborne; 177,171 J. O. Marshall, Gisborne; 177,173, name illegible, Gisborne'butt; 82,503, “Box 13,” Patutahi, Gisborne.