OTAGO QUEEN CARNIVAL.

Taranaki Daily News, 13 September 1915, Page 2

OTAGO QUEEN CARNIVAL.

RESULT OP LOTTERIES. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Dunedin, Sept. 11. Three of the lotteries connected with the queen carnival were drawn this afternoon, and the following are the prize winners:— In the grand art union promoted by the central executive, in which there were twenty pi 'its, the first prize, an Oakland n.olor car, was won by the Country Queen executive; ,second, a Buick motor car, H. J. Jenkins (Oamaru); third, a Wolscy motor car, Miss May' Ryan (Bluff); fourth, light car, T. Bean (Puerua); fifth, a nugget of gold, J. P. Chilwell (Opotiki); sixth, City Corporation debenture, Soldiers' Queen (Balclutha); seventh, yearling colt, J. Stewart (Stuart Street, Dunedin ; eighth, five .shares in Bank of New Zealand (new issue), ilrs. Hallenstein (no address); ninth, oak dining room suite, Sports Queen (Balclutha); tenth, upright grand piano, R. Lee (Northeast Harbor, Dunedin); eleventh, Hudson motor bike, J. Cormack (care 'fait and Co,, Oorc-!; twelfth, upright grand piano, •las'. Ritchie (care McGrner, Taylor and Co., Core); thirteenth, bedroom suite, Sports Queen (Balclutha); fourteenth, diamond necklet pendant, Lansley Bycroft (Burrows Avenue, Parnell); fifteenth, upright piano, A. Hogarty (St. Clair); sixteenth, trotting horse, Miss E. Thomas (Fenwick Street, Hastings); seventeenth, silver epcrgne, Sports Queen (Balclutha); eighteenth, war picture, Matheson Bros. (Rock and Pillar; Central Otago); nineteenth, trip to Australia, P. Beaumont (Roslyn); twentioh, sewing machine, C. N. D. C. (care D. Mayes, Milton). House and section at St. Clair: D. Rankin, inspector of machinery, Napier. Seaside cottage at Hinkley's Bay: G. Lords, Dunedin;