LUCKY WINNERS

Southland Times, Issue 21581, 19 December 1931, Page 6

LUCKY WINNERS

ART UNION DRAWN FIRST PRIZE TO HASTINGS MINOR AMOUNTS FOR SOUTHLAND (Per United Press Association). Wellington, December 18. Tho First Aid art union was drawn here to-night, the first 20 prizes being as follows : First, £2OOO. —1265545, James Moynaha, Hastings. Second, £500.—C79289, Mrs Grysby, Christchurch. Third, £250. —E 35960, George Blomfield, care F. Fwipp, Kilbirnie. Four of £lOO each.—A6los2, C. Fairbrother, Gover street, New Plymouth; C 93039, Mrs N. Mahuke, Green Park, Canterbury; E 46848, F. Charles, 44 Guru Crescent, Lyall Bay; E 70533, "Fifty-Fifty,” Higgins Road, Frankton Junction. Four of £5O each.—ABs44o, G. O’Donnell, private bag, Cromwell; D 68791, “Four Thousand,” 105 Overton Terrace, Hataitai; D 39716, Mrs Cox, 239 Wairarapa Road, Christchurch; E 50189, W. J. Mulcock, 34 Ryans Road, Upper Riccarton. Four of £25 each. —D 75614, Mrs J. Y. Love, 42 Ings Avenue, St. Clair, Dunedin; E 37133, F. Manson, Halcombe Road, Feilding; E 43820, A. Eddington, 17 Miller street, Christchurch; E 48402, James Austin, Post Office, Te Aro. 16th. to 20th. prizes of £lO each.— C 90998, “Anniversary,” Mrs J. B. Gray, 39 Totara Crescent, Lower Hutt; 874584, Miss N. Gould, 47 Rintoul street, Wellington; C 27111, H. Kearns, Turi Road, Hawera; 893365, T. Syndicate, Riverton; C 27273, Ilard up, New Plymouth.

£lO prizes.—Mrs C. W. Sarten, Box 48, Tikorangi; Hordings Taita Kean, Metropolitan Hotel, Dunedin; Miss Storey, Wyndham; Motu Kura, Hastings; Christmas Cheer, New North Road, Kingsland, Auckland; Foster, Waitotara; Crosby Hamilton Carey, Madras street, Christchurch; A.JLLJ.J., Barnard street, Wellington; Hardings, Thornbun'; Norris, Musselburgh; Lang, Waipu; O’Readen, Dunedin; Patterson, Hawera.

£5 prizes.—Kathleen Marriner, Kilbirnie; Mrs White, Invercargill; Wink Watson, Pirinoa; Wassle, Kimbolton; No. 7, care Mrs Hamilton, Symonds street, Auckland; Mrs Birtnell, Ferry road, Christchurch; Mrs Payne, Richmond street, Petone; Mrs Peterson, Gore street, Bluff; Miss Shaw, Kimbell; Mr Bennett, Ohiro road, Wellington; Mr Cox, Lime street, Oamaru; Paikea Munroe, Opoutama; Miss Chilton, Winton; E. Mills, Bluff street, Rotorua; Mrs Gunn, Box 55, Waimate; Mrs Blucher, Western Springs road, /Auckland; Roller, Wairouru; Miss Simson, Watara; L. Brown, Waitaki Hydro; no name on butt (C. 64392 Oamaru; E. Thomas, Opuatia; Miss Eason, Gippervale, Otago; Bruce’s Spiders Aero Agency, Blenheim; Mr Aekins, Aroha street, Palmerston North; Mr Harraway, Gore; A. Norfold, Petone; Mrs Cook, Belmont Terrace, Remuera; R. McDonald, Claremont, street, Auckland; Nil Despandum Syndicate, Oturehua; Wikinga, Gisborne; Mr Galbraith, Bank of New Zealand, Wellington; Mrs Morrison, King street, Feilding; Mr Rowe, Herriesville, Te Aroha; A. Benjamin, Moana Avenue, Onehunga; Miss Bailey, Ladies Mile, Remuera; Mr Barnes, Education Office, Christchurch; Mrs Miller, Havelock North; Nooitgedacht, Sandeford street, Christchuch; John MacTaggart, Ward street, Run'anga; Last Chance, Denmark street, Dannevirke; Mr Laycock, Miramar; Mrs Ward, Hall street, Frankton; Mr Grimsey, Turua, Thames; Miss Abbott, Opotiki; Mr A. O. J., Christchurch; Out. of sorts, Timaru; Mrs Wills, Otaki; Mr King, Manurewa; Scalden Legs, Waimate; Mr Thomson, Irk street, Gore; Mr Bright, Otaua, Waiuku; Lin Old, Pratt street, Waitara; Miss Thomson, St. Andrews, Christchurch; Mickey the Mouse, Opotiki; Three in one, 7 Marshland road, Shirley; Last Shot, Te Kuiti; J. Lawrence, Wellington; Badly in need, 119 Cook street, Auckland; The Spider, Box 5, Hastings; Mrs Naismith, East Taieri; Mr Duniphy, Te Kapuiti; Mr Wiliams, care Railways, Fordell; Miss Ngaire McColl, Geraldine; Mr Monk, Makara;' Miss Shaw, Brooklyn; John Mason, Box 303, Napier; Mrs Richards, Hairdresser, Taumarunui; Mrs Gillespie, Rolleston street, Wellington; E. H. Five Dots, Alfredton; Mr Spencer, Buckley street, Lower Hutt. THE WINNER UNEMPLOYED ELDERLY MAN. Hastings, December 18. James Moynaha, the winner of the first prize in the art union, is a man about 60 years, unmarried, and until recently was roadman on the Rangitikei County Council working on the Napier-Taihape load. He is now unemployed. He was listening in at a wireless in a friend’s house and heard his name announced as the holder of the winning ticket. He was too excited this evening to .speak to a rejiorter and had not discussed even with his friends his future intentions.