Coastguard Winter Lottery

Drawn 23 October 2008

Licence No LT2035640

Prize 1:	125,845	Te Aroha
Prize 2:	87,980	Lower Hutt
Prize 3:	137,774	Auckland
Prize 4:	72,688	North Shore
Prize 5-6:	71,413	87,741
Prizes 7-8:	96,128	97,047
Prizes 9-14:	14,912	82,898
	88,571	130,801
	131,429	137,708
Prizes 15-30:	10,048	12,399
	16,679	19,364
	44,996	45,927
	61,472	75,212
	81,608	82,078
	84,447	85,698
	89,303	97,339
	124,829	126,238

Drawn under Police Supervision

Prizewinners will be notified in writing

W.R. Ford, Licensed Lottery Promoter

PO Box 4010 Auckland

Coastguard Lottery 18

Drawn 30 June 2008

Prize 1: 14,478 – Takapuna

Fyran Pursuit 600GT Boat

Shimano fishing gear

Hutchwilco safety equipment

License LT2034589 issued by the

Department of Internal Affairs

Prizewinner will be notified in writing

W.R. Ford Licensed Promoter

PO Box 4010 Auckland

Jo Redding of Coastguard Waiheke takes a minute from her own publicity shoot to pose with Winter Boutique Lottery Winners Warren and Maureen More of Waiheke Island.

The More's are long time supporters of the Coastguard through our Lotteries and put their new Fyran Pursuit 600GT straight on the water with Coastguards Peter Elliot at the helm.

Back on the dry they were still coming to grips with winning the Winter Boutique Lottery. As with many of our Lottery Supporters the expectation of winning has always been second to the support the purchase of the lottery tickets provides to Coastguard and the great work carried out by the professional volunteers.

Having the winner living on Waiheke was an opportunity to lift the profile of the local Units fundraising for their replacement vessel. The current 8.5m Rayglass Protector has been a great servant but is almost 10 years old now and ready for a quieter life.

The Unit is still looking for $150-200k to complete the build project with naming rights still available.

Statistics as at year end 30 June 2007 for Coastguard Waiheke
Calls for assistance 55
People Rescued 129
Volunteer hours 2480

The Winter Boutique Lottery was extremely successful with tickets selling out in 7 days.


 

Coastguard Summer Lottery

Drawn 29 February 2008
Licence No LT2031120

Prize 1:   62969     Greenhithe
10 ticket bonus prize won

Prize 2:   42,853    Otago
Prize 3:   70,079    Kaikohe
Prize 4:   72,072    New Plymouth
Prize 5: 150,099    Levin

Prizes 6-7: 52,676 - 115,470
Prizes 8-9: 88,646 - 132,029

Prizes 10-14: 36,526 - 88,674 - 92,449  106,255 - 158,983
Prizes 15-30: 28,749 - 33,572 - 33,821 - 39,541 - 48,931 - 59,741 - 62,901 - 73,860 
                       88,787 - 90,325 - 98,276 - 100,317 - 100,360 - 143,845 - 144,333 - 149,204

Drawn under Police Supervision
Prizewinners will be notified in writing
W.R. Ford, Licensed Lottery Promoter
PO Box 4010, Auckland 

Anyone holding tickets in the following range
please contact the Coastguard Lottery Office
urgently on 0800 800 946

10001 - 10075                 153701 - 153715
10081 - 10150                 153721 - 153730
15536 - 15540                 153776 - 153780
139511 - 139515             153791 - 153805
139581 - 139585             153816 - 153820
139616 - 139620             153841 - 153845
139661 - 139665             153851 - 153865
139671 - 139680             153891 - 153900
139686 - 139695 


 


Coastguard Lottery 16
Drawn December 17th 2007

Prize 1:    Ticket 13,632 - Wellington
Extreme 570 boat, Shimano fishing gear, Hutchwilco safety equipment.

Drawn under Police supervision
Licence LT2030886 issued by the Departement of Internal Affairs


2007 Coastguard Boutique Lottery - "Fish Tremble"
Julian Honiss of Wellington couldn’t believe his good fortune when he received a phone call in December from Bruce Reid (Chief Executive) to advise him he was the winner of the 2007 Coastguard Boutique Lottery. “Calling Julian to let him know he had won was made challenging as he was only able to be called at home, so by the time he had made it home from work I had called four or five times. This meant all the family was already in on it, but they managed to keep the secret until the call and needless to say Julian was ecstatic” says Reid.   Thanks to everyone who purchased tickets – and good luck with the Summer Lottery.  Perhaps it will be your photo next time.

Terry Sampson, President of the Coastguard Wellington Unit hands
over the keys to Julian Honiss and congratulates him on his win. 



Julian testing his new boat on the water.