“LUCKY CHARM” ART UNION

Dominion, Volume 35, Issue 282, 27 August 1942, Page 2

“LUCKY CHARM” ART UNION

Second Prize To Otaki

The ‘‘Lucky Charm” Art Union was drawn in Wellington yesterday morning, Mr. J. W. Hutchen representing the Internal Affairs Department and Sergeant L. McNicol the Police Department. The major prizewinners, and the minor prizewinners in the circulation area of ‘‘The Dominion,” are as follows First Prize, £2000: 165643 ‘‘Be Up,” Waikare, Dunedin. Second Prize, £500: 15232 ‘‘Heroic Star,” Qtaki. Third Prize, £250: 159487 J.W., Palmerston North. Fourth Prize, £150: 180218 “Fiji,” Christchurch butt. Fifth Prize, £100: 39196 “Native Song,” Mareretu. AHO Prizes: 83986 K. Condon, Mora dean Nursing Home, New P'lyniout-h; 133761 2 Mugs, Wellington; 197716 .First Aid, P.W., Ohau; 43240 Maori Chief, Wellington ; 16161 G. Wells, Feild I ng; 151929 Desert Love, Wellington; 13055 S Joe Bindle, Wellington; 189046 Please, Wellington;. 188224 Luck at Last, Brooklyn; 198298 Lucky Last, Wellington; 71548 Even Money, 30 Grass St., Wellington; 1.16870 Mary, Wanganui; 173693 Blackie, Napier: 83930 New Moon, 16 Hine St,, New Plymouth; 191330 No Potatoes, Koronllil; 8-1437 Some Day. Bayley Rd., New Plymouth; 131608 Salvation, G.P.0., Wellinglon; 170977 Always Hopeful, Hawke's Buy ; 44631 At Last, Wellington; 76570 Harry Dayoud, Wanganui; 41735 W., Lower Hutt; 151994 Miss,A. B. Wright, C/o. R. P. Wilder, P. 8., Ngapari, Walpukurau; 40994 Birthday Surprise for Dave, Rougotai; 15-137 Lucky 7, Asbhurst; 83935 Yours Truly, New Plymouth;' 26982 The Family; Wanganui. .C 5 Prizes: 77548 Mud Lark, Pahiatua; 199820 The Grafter, It.N.Z.A.F., Ohakea: 171812 Kapara, Wairoa; 77178 V. I. Roach", 11.N.Z.A.F., Oliakea; 42252 Lucky Day, Welligton; 131831 J.S., Wellington; 117036 Lucky This Time, Wanganui; 26740 Frank's Birthday, Wanga.niJ; 106612 Buylnga Raids, Wellington; 76627 7 of Hearts, Palmerston North: 25738 J. Williams, Talhtipe; 83185 Lucky Charm, Rowan; 1.89593 Greeu Backs, Wellinglou; 102383 Mrs. D. Williams, 14 Sackville St., Fitzroy; 149432 Try Your Luck, Waltara; 43829 Patricia, Molly and John Barry; Featherston: 27013 old Bill, C’aselceliff; 5602’5 Cheap Lodgings, Valley Rd., Maraekakabo; 28704 Pat and Ray, Wellington; 131067 Old Sam, Lower Hutt; 55363 Grandma's Birthday. Hastings; 7204)6 Tartan, Wellington; 119613 Boots, Napier; 77199 The Mice. Otaki; 199829 Tin Pants, Palmerston North; 15'/494 C. Webb; Seatonn: J-195-19 Three Lefts Masonic Scotch. Waltara; 132251 A Whoope Birthday, Willis St., Wellington; 131762 Bert Itowp. Wellington; 171166 Christopher, l)aunevirke; 93866 Crazy, Wellington; 42452 Walton ltd., Wellington; 83688 Bun-

galow. Waltara; 19761!) Uncle Sam, Manukau; IPOSii'J Foxliina. Collingwood St., Nelson; 4208!) No. 2, Wellington; 81361) Speedy Recovery. New Plymouth: 1927-15 Lucky Charm, Wanganui; 171670 Bert. Smith, C/o. Mr. Hunter, P. 8., Dannevirke; 120197 P. Healy, St 151755 Keep .Smiling, Johnsonville; 131165 The Trump, Lower Hutt; 76170 Horse Shoe. Palmerstou North;

1,11)839 .Mrs. C. Taylor, 3 Oweu St., Napier; 1191572 Birthday Present, Napier; 8,311)7 Peter Fraser, Mangel; 270515 Two Spinners. Wlekstend St... Wanganui; £10(57 Clarrle Returned, Wellington; 75994 We Know Don’t We, Petnoe; 132677 Hopeful, Wellington; 88395 It. J. Gibbs, C/o. Air Headquarters, Wellington; 7708-1 Lisle, Palmerston North: 83537 Four at 71<1., New Plymouth; 9-1574 Last Gue, Rongoteii 83120 Koff No More, Manala; 100050 Tail Spin 'l'om's Birthday, llnnterville; 1209-13 Mrs. W. Anderson Tikorangi, Waitara; 72350 A. Yid-uaki, Wellington; 145570 (Writing illegible), Mauaia. WINNER A WELL-KNOWN BOWLER (By Telegraph —Press Association.) DUNEDIN, August 2(1. Winner of the "Lucky Charm" art union is Mr. Charles McCaskill, 37 Crai.ghall Crescent, Wakari, Dunedin. Mr. McCaskill is an elderly man, :i carpenter and joiner and well-known bowler. Today he was suffering from inliuenz.a, but Mrs’. McCaskill said the windfall came as a great .surprise, more specially ns they rarely bought a ticket in the art union. Mr. McCaskill is a member of a home defence unit.

Robert Phelan, taxi-driver and seaman, was lined £5 and costs in the Magistrates' Court, Wellington, yesterday, on conviction on a charge of failing to notify bis change of address to lhe Director of National Service. In admitting the offence on behalf of his client, Mr. (>. Joseph explained that Phelan had been serving on various overseas ships and had only been paid off a few days ago. It was not a case of attempting to avoid military service, Mr. Joseph said.