“MONEY FROM HOME”

Wairarapa Daily Times, 7 September 1937, Page 4

“MONEY FROM HOME”

ART UNION DRAWN. FIRST PRIZE TO WELLINGTON. WELLINGTON, Monday. The principal prizes of the “Money From Home” art union, drawn tonight, are: — FIRST PRIZE, £2OOO. 95,580, “Fanny’s Luck,” Kilbirnie Book Exchange, Wellington. SECOND PRIZE, £SOO. 12,092, “Carlisle Last Day,” Christchurch butt. THIRD PRIZE, £2OO. 191,584, “Just in Time,” Oama.ru. FOURTH PRIZE, £IOO. 103,594, “For Alice,” Alice Munro, Dominion Road Extension, Waikowhai. FIFTH PRIZE, £75. 99,046, “Santoft, ” J. Ricketts, Ross and Glendinning, Wellington butt. £lO PRIZES. 82,159, E. A. Millett, Rotorua; 113,797, Mrs Rangi, Hauwai, Mohaka; 88,701, “Lucky Joe Again,” Christchurch; 99,851, “Our Baby,” Paparangi; 149,865, “For Me,” East Taieri, Dunedin; 10,218, “Our Last Try,” Wahanui R.D.; 46,843, “Fruit Salad,” Oamaru; 176,325, “Friday 13,” Mrs W. Watson, Maerewa; 157,641, “Cherry,” Wellington; 100,604, A.R.A.S. and Co., Auckland; 133,846, “Always Unlucky,” Princes Street, Dunedin; 10,100, “Gorse Bush,” Ashburton; 45,812, A. Creft, Burn Street, Milton; 82,427, “Lucky Me,” Mrs R. Bower, 69 Amohau Street, Rotorua; 135,429, “Will You Come,” Christchurch; 35,232, “Unexpected,” Dannevirke; 197,054, “Mine,” Gisborne; 94,201, “My Lucky Day,” G.P.0., Dunedin; 70,361, “Mutton Geoff,” Porirua; 68,983, “Lucky Last,” Springbank, Rangiora; 132,464, “Gone,” G.P.0., Dunedin; 133,393, W. A. McLaughlin, Wellington; 131,473, “Country,” Otago; 52,893, ‘fLucky Third,” Mount Eden; 89,573, “Red and Black,” Christchurch; 101,861, “Cowcockie,” Auckland;. 197,002, “Awakeri,” Gisborne butt; 30,705, “Four Nines,” Lee-Bux-ton, Dunsandel; 40,485, “My Lucky Last,” e/o W. Cassidy, Rawene; 38,348, C. Gurney, Hihitabi. —(P.A.)'

Five pound prizes were won by E. 11. Pickett, Woodside; “Between Ourselves,” c/o W.F.C.A., Maeterton; “Something for My Birthday,” Masterton; “Apendex,” Pahiatua. WIDOW’S GOOD,FORTUNE. NOT SURPRISED AT LUCK Found in Willis Street, Wellington, by her daughter, who had hurried into the city to search for her, Mrs E. M. Healey, Apu Crescent, Lyall Bay, learned early last evening that she,was the winner of the first prize of £(2000 in the “Money From Home” Art Un-

Mrs Healey is a widow with a family of four and conducts a book exchange in Bay Road, Kilbirnie.

“I am not surprised to have won,” said Mrs Healey when interviewed. “I have taken two or three tickets in every art union that has been held since my return from a 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.” When first found by her daughter Mrs Healey was told that she had won a £5 prize. When told that in reality she had won £2OOO she was considerably less excited than her daughter. Mrs Healey could not recollect where she had bought the ticket, but said that as soon as she remembered she would buy another in the next art union.

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