ART UNION

Southland Times, Issue 22348, 13 June 1934, Page 8

ART UNION

HAPPY-GO-LUCKY RESULT OF DRAWING MINOR SOUTHLAND PRIZES (Per United Press Association.) Wellington, June 12. The Happy-Go-Lucky Art Union was drawn this morning, the prize list being as follows:— First prize: £2,000, R 60858, Mr H. W. Rusk, Paiaka, Towai. Second prize: £5OO, M 31243, “The Squabbling Two,” care Mrs Murray, Manners Street, Wellington. Third prize: £2OO, D 62681, “This End One,” Hawera. Fourth prize: £lOO, H 60892, “Forlorn Hope,” 15 Jessie Street, Wellington. Fifth prize: £5O, D 84033, Miss Martin, Kelburn. Two prizes at £25: D 82316, Pot Luck,” Wellington; D 26342, L. Findlay, Hastings. Twenty at £lO each: H 81206, “The Two Winners,” Christchurch; H 23897, “PWS.,” Panmure; H 41704, Mr J. W. Ross, 234 Willis Street, Wellington; H 43986, “Early Villaicue,” Wellington; H99721,’ Mrs R. A. Facer, Ravensbourne, Dunedin; M 93919, J. Woodley, John Street, Temuka; H 51764, H. J. Chapman, Clinton; H 86685, R. Glen, 94 Matipo Street, Riccarton; D 84646, J. 1Bailey, Wellington; D 48841, A. M.Raffill, 35 Glen Road, Mornington, Dunedin; R 74868 “Lux,” Ponsonby, Auckland; R 61598, Mr T. Bazer, Rural Delivery, Kaukapakapa; H 74165, Miss M. Smart, Pakeatua, via Te Awamutu; M 31009, Mr M. Hinton, Martinborough; H 45889, “Black Cat,” Wanganui; H 51221, “AIR POCKET,” MATAURA, SOUTHLAND; D 59187, “Gororter Syndicate,” Box 318, Wellington; H 99787, “Weeny Bo,” Dunedin; M 45678, “Keep It Dark, Auckland. M 34455, “Margaret Anne, Wellington. £5 Prizes. “Nil desperandum,” Avondale; “Centenary,” Catlins; “Hauatiu,” Auckland; “Lost and Found,” Dunedin; A. D. Manning, 314 Blockhouse Bay Rd, Avondale; “Stiff ’Un,” 271 Taranaki St., Wellington; “939,” Eketahuna; J. Reggett, Hendon, Central Otago; “13,” Auckland; Mrs Boyce, Opawa; Mr W. Shakespeare, 701 Jervois St, Hastings; “Caroline,” Hokitika; Mrs Cheffings, Waitoa; “Absolutely the last try,” Karori; “0.K.,” Ohinemuti; Mr N. G. Fisher, Leeston; “Bushy Park,” Gisborne; “Some Blast,” Royal Hotel, Auckland; P. H. Phillip, Sunshine, Takapuna; A. Godbold, Auckland; M. R. Reed, Gonville Avenue, Wanganui; “Fairham,” Matamata; “Speargrass,” Fairlie; Stuart Boyd, Box 2, Kakaramea; “Daisy F.G.N.,” Auckland; “Forget me not,” 88 Clarence St, Ponsonby; “Hit or miss,” Wanganui; J. M. O’Callahan, Taumaranui; Mathos Baris, Best Cafe, Stuart St., Dunedin; J. WARD, WOODLANDS; “Misery,” Box 32, Methven; “Amatimah,” Auckland; “Time,” Wellington; “Jonathan,” Dunedin; “J.K.N.,” c/o Christchurch G.P.0.; Mrs J. Dalzell, Runanga; “Just for Luck,” Palmerston North; “No. 3,” Auckland; Mrs F. Harding, Wellsford; E. Mexted and Co., Blenheim; “Windy Day,” Balmoral, Culverden; “Happy, but not Lucky Syndicate,” Auckland; “Here’s Hoping,” Auckland; “Darky,” Linwood; Mrs D. Marks, Taumarunui; “Kapai,” Marton; “138,” Auckland; Mr John Flower, Chevalier; “ALEX. A. MACRAE, WINTON; O. R. Campbell, Port Chalmers; “Mahoe Avenua,” Palmerston North; A. J. Johnston, 105 Campbell St., Wanganui; “Sam and Les,” Kapiti; P. B. Otane; J. Shadwick, Tarras; “Lord Raglan,” Gisborne; Magan and Gopal, Te Aro, Box 170, Wellington; “Bridegroom,” c/o Kitchen, Wanganui; “The Last Charge,” 158 Ormond Hill, Gisborne; “Buffalo,” Newtown; Captain Charles, Epsom; “French Fleet,” 6 Rose St., Timaru; “69 Jean,” Te Puke; Gay Seaton, c/o T. Bowen, Wanganui; “26 Again,” Torrens Road, Christchurch; R. O’BRIEN, BOX 37, OTAUTAU; “Hard up,” Remuera; “Nightingale,” Auckland; “Morelia,” Box 3, Woodville; “Bunny Boy,” Westport; “Me and Myrtile,” Shirley; “Come to Dunedin,” Dunedin; “The Mays,” Auckland; “Not a Mug,” Wellington; Joseph Gray, Kaitangata; G. A. SWAIN, HALFMOON BAY, STEWART ISLAND; D. 93,246 (Butt missing); “Z.G.P.R.,” Wanganui; “Lucky Shop,” Eastbourne; “I Need You,” Dunedin; “Last Try,” Runanga, Greymouth; “C.W.G.,“ Otaki; “Still Waiting,” Wellington; Mr De Lacy, City of Tokio, c/o Deuchar Sydney; “Aout,” Gisborne; W. Coe, North Road, Takapuna; “Kandy,” Whangarei; Mr Larsen, Norsewood; “Now or Never,” Auckland; “We Two,” Christchurch; G. Penrose, Bowen St, Rakaia; “Riccarton No. 13,” c/o Mrs Cleland, Beattie St, Feilding; “My Grandma,” Waitara; Mrs A. B. Cooper, Devonport; “Fay,” Lower Hutt; Mr J. C. Wilcox, Pukekohe East; Mr Herbert Arthur, Hamilton; Mr W. A. Erasmuson, Christchurch; “Just Luck,” Auckland; Ted Allan, Westfield; “Lucky Monday,” Hastings; Mollie Jackman, Whakapirau; “ROYLE’S ROYLE,” RIVERTON, SOUTHLAND; Mrs J. Hern, Ponsonby; “Just in time, Never too late,” Nelson; “A Ticket in Tatts,” Wellington; “M.H.,” Auckland; Mr C. Callum, Christchurch; “Agricultural,” Ongo Onga; “Three Goes,” Auckland; Harold Hogadie, Christchurch; R. J. Packer, Te Awamutu; A. E. Parker, Rongotea; Mrs J. R. Reid, Taipuha; “Once Again,” Wellington; “Kaitangata,” Miss M. Guerin, Herbertville; “Good Luck,” Tangowahine; “Tattle,” Claudelands; Happy Valley, Wellington; “Us Three,” Portland; “Walla Walla,” Warrington; G. Hardy, Post Office, Kurow; “Chinese Luck,” Napier; “Never say die,” Linwood; Mr Soans, Christchurch; “Three Limit,” Wellington; “Little Women,” Auckland; “Mrs A. D. W. F.,” Penrose; “Just In,” Christchurch; “A.T.8.,” Christchurch; “Try Again,” Maraetotara, Hastings; “Birthday Luck,” Dunedin; “Home James,” Seddon St, Hastings; “Last Hope,” Palmerston North,; “Mary Were,” Te Kuiti; “Just Our Luck,” Wellington; “4 Macks,” Christchurch; “Teddy,” Clydevale, Otago; “Townsend,” Christchurch; “My Mistake,” Christchurch; “Aga Khan Syndicate,” Wellington; Rae, Post Office, Napier; “Lucy I am,” Timaru; “Ogpu,” Hamilton; “Last Bob,” Mrs C. Stewart, New Lynn; J. and T. Davis, Kohuratahi; “Once More,” Miramar; “Perseverance,” Christchurch; “My Luck Day,” Ashburton; “That’s Me,” Auckland; “Singing Loch Lodge,” Te Uri; “Bacon,” Waitara; “My last try,” Dannevirke; “Luck at last,” Hawkes Bay; H. B. Moore, Warkworth; “Four B’s,” Kaiwi; Roy Curtis, Box 67, Stratford; “Blue Eyes,” New Plymouth; Mrs S. Beck, Lower Hutt; D. S. Thompson, 181 Gladstone Rd, Gisborne; Mr D. H. Peat, Napier. FIRST PRIZE WINNER ENGAGED IN FARMING. (Per United Press Association.) Auckland, June 12. Mr H. W. Rusk, winner of the first prize of £2OOO in the “Happy Go Lucky” art union, is engaged in farming with his brother, F. Rusk, at Paiaka, near Towai, North Auckland, where they have a large property. He has lived in the district all his life. The farm he now occupies was worked by his father before him. He is

married with two sons aged five and ten years. “Only last night we were laughingly discussing what we would do with the money” said Mrs Rusk when advised by telephone of her husband’s good fortune. “There are plenty of things upon which the money can be spent on the farm, some of which we have been promising ourselves for years. For instance we need a new cowshed and a new car, and a truck would also be useful.” Milking machine salesmen who hope to share in the prize money are bound to be disappointed, however, she added. Rusk is very proud of his herd of grade Jerseys which is considered to be one of the best in the district, and he refuses to use machines as he considers that hand-milking is better. His 48 cows are all milked by hand. The winning ticket was purchased some time ago by mail and Mr Rusk is now awaiting the result of an overseas consultation in which he holds a ticket. He has invested in several previous art unions but this is the first success. “THE SQUABBLING TWO” TICKET PURCHASED DURING QUARREL. (Per United Press Association.) Wellington, June 12. • Some weeks ago a young couple had a mild tiff while On their way to a dance. They purchased an Art Union ticket and at a loss to know what to sign on the butt, decided on the spur of the moment to put “The Squabbling Two.” To-day their ticket drew second prize, £5OO. One of the joint holders is Miss Helen Lion. She is an assistant in a hosiery shop, while her boy friend has been unemployed for some time.