CANCER FUND

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 66, 9 November 1931, Page 3

CANCER FUND

(Press Assn

ART UNION PRIZES WINNERS NOT YET KNOWN

i. — By Telegraph — Copyright.)

WELLINGTON, Sunday. The names of the first, second and third prize-winners, taking the £2000, £500, and £250 prizes respectively, were not available when the numbers were announced at the drawing of the Cancer Fund Art Union on Saturday. . In the case of the first prize, the name given was "Aileen" Waikouaiti; in the case of the second, only the initials, Mrs E. S., Papanui, Christ- , church, were written, and in the case of the third, the butt had been burned in a fire at New Plymouth and the prize will be paid over on production of the ticket itself. First prize: £2000 "Aileen", Waikouaiti, A96937. Third Prize: £250, C25600. Second prize: £500: Mrs E.S., Papanui, Christchurch, B91741. Four prizes of £100: A82523, Mr J. Kerrin, 24 Rua Street, Lyall Bay, Wellington. B28415: Mr C. Murtree, Halcombe; E81230, Waiwere, Akaroa; E41372, Mr. Charles S. Hunger, 66 Harding Road, Port Ahuriri. Four prizes of £50 each. A20062, Inch, Westown, New Plymouth. B62153, Mrs M. Olsen, Waitara. C85130, Mrs E.'P. T., Hamilton East, C87634, "Here's Luck," c.o. Mr. M. Grace, 20 Garlton Gore Road, Auckland. Four prizes of £25 : A31295 Mrs M. Jefison, Tehoe, A37828 Mrs N. Robert son, Valley Road, Glen Eden, Auckland; B20038, Mr. W. G. Hunt, Otawhao, Takapau, H.B.; C39637, Tip. Rarkinson, Westholm Streeti Papanui,