“LUCK FOR ALL”

Wairarapa Times-Age, 6 August 1941, Page 6

“LUCK FOR ALL”

ART UNION DRAWING THE PRINCIPAL PRIZES. FIRST GOES TO CHRISTCHURCH. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, This Day. The principal prize-winners in the “Luck for All” Art Union are: —- First prize (£2,000): 122,823, H. J. Ranger, 42 Kinlock Street, Saint Albans, Christchurch. Second prize: 157,904, Rata Rascals, Marton. Third prize: 97.471, All for Luck, Cutram. Fourth prize: 124,234, Reaper and Binder, Templeton. Fifth prize: 46,001, 13 Long Drive, Saint Heliers. Wairarapa winners of £lO and £5 prizes are: £lO prizes: 18,212. “My Lucky Day,” Colombo Road, Masterton: 142,043, “Luck for Me,” Martinborough: 174,558, P. Wilton, South Featherston; 91,723, “Silver Lining,” Masterton butt. £5 prizes: 142,754, Tom Browne, Masterton; 197,773, “Good-bye Ponti,” Cole Street, Masterton; 174,522, “Luck for All,” Featherston; 174,289, H. Dunn, Masterton; 142,966, Mr Lane, Wairarapa; 194,519, “The Lucky Three,” Te Mari, Masterton.

FIRST PRIZE WINNER . MAN 78 YEARS OF AGE. (Bv Telegraph—Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, This Day. The winner of the first prize of £2OOO in the “Luck For AU” art union is Mr H. J. Ranger, who is well known as a pioneer motorist and bowler. Mr Ranger is now aged 78, and is going blind. He has no plans for spending the money but believes that he may be able to use it to restore his eyesight.