Result of Drawing.

Observer, Volume 2, Issue 48, 13 August 1881, Page 555

Result of Drawing.

The drawing for the above series of prizes took place at our office on Wednesday evening in the presence of a committee of those interested (namely, Messrs Wood ward, James, Cox, Mason, Morrow, Hunt, and Cook), and a number of other people. Three tickets drawn were pronounced invalid by the committee, and the chances drawn for again— one because it was illegible, and two others because there was no address.

PRIZES.

1. Tea and Coffee Service— Miss Luke, Otahuhu 2. Silver Watch— Mrs Carter, Collingwood-street S. Silver Albert Chain— Mrs Hammond, Ngaruawahia 4. Alarum Clock— Henry C. Poulsen, Parnell 5. Butter Dish— H. George, Albert-street, Auckland. 6. Cruet Stand— W. Waters, Sheridan-street o™ . Sali * ai res— D. Crawford, Wairu South, 8. Clock— Harry Greatbach, Tolegraph office, Auck. 9. Gold Solitaires— B. Justin, Wellington-street 10. Silver Locket— Mrs Ford, Grey-street 11. Gold Solitaires— F. H. Hull, Kuiwaka 12. Silver Bracelet— C. GiUander, Grattan Crescent 13. Lady s Locket— Mrs Adams, Richmond-st, Thames 14. Silver Solitaires— Dulcie Dunningham, Governor Brown Hotel 15. Book— Mrs Fothoringhain, High-street 16. Book— D. Munro, Waipu 17. Book— Theresa White, Upper Queen-street in' 5- ( ? 0k "~^l s . s Cook> South-street, Newton 19. Silver Whistle and match-boa.— Mrs W. Bridger, Dunedm 20. 6 Pots Preserves— Owen N. Mahon, Newton o l' m wo Novels-Mrs Edwards, Union-street oo m wo Novels— John C. Corbet, North Shore of m wo Novels— A. S. Percival, Grafton-road 24. Two Novels-M. Tilly, East-street, Newton or Pot s Reserves-John Bichardson, Victoria-stW. 26. Two Novels— C. Bartleman, Parnell 27. Two Novels— Mrs Mcludoe, Ponsonby oa « l°*S es S ng^ sh Ale ~ E - Payne. Ponsouby 29. 6 Bottles English Ale-A. Copland, KyberPass 30. Quarter Subscription— B. Stirling, Newton