SUN PRIZE-WINNERS

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1042, 5 August 1930, Page 7

SUN PRIZE-WINNERS

MAJOR AWARDS SHOW GREAT VARIETY SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY All manner of useful prizes -will be wjoyed to the utmost by the lucky contestants in the huge Popularity Campaign conducted with such success by The Sun. It is as easy to appreciate the extreme usefulness of the awards gained by those who worked so energetically for votes, though not with the sufficiency necessary to overtake those who secured the higher prizes, as it is to realise the excellence of the really big awards. Something for household life, something for entertainment, or for sport out of doors, or perhaps for business —so the list runs on. It is a wonderfully varied list of prizes and each award has the virtue of being singularly useful in its particular class. This quality of great variety made the campaign wonderfully attractive. These are the awards which the most successful contestants are appreciating already: 1. —Master Yelas, Henderson: “Sun" Villa. 2. —Father Holbrook, Grey Lynn: Buick car. 3. —Mr. A. W. Ebbett, Hood Street, Hamilton: Marquette car. 4- —Mr. E. do la Mare, Auckland: Pontiac car. s.—Mr. R. B. Pinkney, Epsom: Chevrolet Sedan car. # G. —Mrs. D. Martin. Ngaruawahia: Chevrolet touring car. 7. —Mr. W. Sheeran, Huntly: Radio gramophone. 8. —Mr. Hugh Lent, Xgatea: Mount Cook tour. 9. —Mr. W. F. Williams, Devonport: Motor-cycle. 10. —Mr. W. Sinton. Mount Eden: La Gloria gramophone. 11. —Mr. F. R. Coombes, Remuera: Outboard motor. 12. —Miss Elva McDonald, Remuera: Moffat electric range. 13. C. Basten, Auckland: Fur coat. 14. —Mr. K. E. Hopkins, Morrinsville: Beatty electric washer. 15. —Miss P. Blomquist. Katikati: Chesterfield suite and carpet. 16. —Mr. R. M. Beswick, Auckland: Sterling silver rose bowl. 17. —Mrs. P. B. Sutcliffe, Remuera: Whitney windows. 18. —Mr. J. B. Scaletti, Waimiha: Wardrobe trunk. 19. —ill*. A. L. Welsh, Taihapo: Tung Oil bond. 20—Mr. C. E. Comerford, Newton: Tung Oil bond. 21. —Mrs. C. Bonhoff, Parnell: Remington portable typewriter. 22. —Miss F. Rickard, Auckland: St. James Theatre tickets (annual). 23. —Mr. O. Bell, Auckland: Gas cooker. 24. —Mr. G. L. Campbell, Auckland: Regent Theatre tickets (annual). 25. —Miss G. Harvey, Thames: Quilt and blankets. 26. —Mr. J. K. Natali, Waimiha: Airplane trip. 27. —Mrs. G. Hansard, Whangarei: Sewing machine. -B.—Miss Grace Anderson, Epsom: Northern Building Society shares. 29. —Mr. C. C. Stubbing, Auckland: Majestic TJieatre tickets (annual). 30. —Mrs. F. Bassett, Mount Eden: Vacuum cleaner. 31. —Mrs. T. Nicol. Helensville: Woman’s wristlet watch. 32. —Mrs. W. Rice, Tirau: Dental service. 33. —Mrs. A. Nielson, Pukekohe: Dress suit. 34. —Mr. R. H. Potter, Auckland: Bicycle. 35. —Mr. N. French, Auckland: Civic Theatre tickets (annual). 36. —Miss Nell Ramage, Auckland: ' Strand Theatre tickets (annual). 37. —Mr. H. Davies, Grey Lynn: Man’s wristlet watch. 38. —Mrs. Joe Gee, Auckland: Service at Marion Jack’s toilet rooms. 39. —Mr. J. E. McSwiney, Auckland: Course in elocution. 40. Miss Lallie Magill. Te Aroha: Gold watch. 41. —Mr. A. E. Reed. Remuera: Cartooning course. 42. —Miss N. Pearce, Whangarei: Portraits, Tornquist Studios. 43. —Mr. Tv. Leonard, Point Chevalier: Golf clubs. j 44. —Mr. J. Smyth, Pukekohe: Section of land, Winstone Park Estate. 45. —iir. J. Saunders, Auckland: Portraits, Tornquist Studios. 46. —Mrs. H. V. Johnstone, Auckland: Cartooning course.