A £41 SMILE: A. Anderson, managing director of the firm that sponsors 2ZB's popular session "Give It a Name Jackpots," presenting Cedric Firth with £41, the "jackpotted" prize which had eluded competitors for some time. Mr. Firth won by answering "Anthony Trollope" to a question asking for the name of the English novelist (born in 1815) who, among other things, visited Australia and New Zealand in 1871-72, was a prominent G.P.O. official, first thought of and erected red pillar boxes and instituted free mail deliveries, besides writing more than 50 novels
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 13, Issue 333, 9 November 1945, Page 20
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91A £41 SMILE: A. Anderson, managing director of the firm that sponsors 2ZB's popular session "Give It a Name Jackpots," presenting Cedric Firth with £41, the "jackpotted" prize which had eluded competitors for some time. Mr. Firth won by answering "Anthony Trollope" to a question asking for the name of the English novelist (born in 1815) who, among other things, visited Australia and New Zealand in 1871-72, was a prominent G.P.O. official, first thought of and erected red pillar boxes and instituted free mail deliveries, besides writing more than 50 novels New Zealand Listener, Volume 13, Issue 333, 9 November 1945, Page 20
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