Popular Posts
-
The New Zealand PM, John Key, mentioned the possibility of New Zealand troops going to Fiji to restore law, order and democracy, but thought...
-
Image via Wikiped It is as a grandparent that I see everything in context, the trials and tribulations of being a parent and the need...
-
GBE 2 Expectations and Plan B... Expectations and Plan B. Expectations: The act or state of expecting the prospect of fu...
-
A married couple is sleeping when the phone rings at 3 a.m. The wife picks up the phone and, after a few seconds, replies,"How am I...
-
Australia's journalists' union says Fijian authorities are acting outside the law with the introduction of tough new media regulatio...
-
Auckland police Dotcom mansion invasion a mistake? Yeah right! John key didn't know until the day before? As prime minister he is the...
-
Two American brothers who were sent to an orphanage and split up as young children have been reunited for the first time 80 years o...
-
Humour by joebangles I know, Irish, catholic,.... Look, don't blame me, just change the nationality and religion to anyt...
-
For sale one brain and some blood...interested? Italian dictator Benito Mussolini's blood and brain went on sale for $31276 on online a...
Monday, April 19, 2010
NZ Lotto winner almost loses his winnings...
NZ lotto winner almost misses deadline and nearly loses his winnings.
Up to three per cent of prizes go unclaimed every year, according to Todd McLeay. Photo / Martin SykesA tardy but lucky Aucklander has claimed a half million dollar Lotto prize, just one day before it expired.
The First Division winning ticket was sold a year ago at a superette in Ponsonby and the ticket holder had until close of business yesterday to come forward.
The ticket had been left forgotten in a drawer until Saturday and the man says although it was a bit faded, he noticed the date and thought he had better check it quickly.
The largest prize that expired in recent times is a three million dollar prize sold in Masterton in early 2003 and Lotteries' Chief Executive, Todd McLeay, said up to three per cent of prizes go unclaimed every year.
If the lucky Aucklander had waited until today, he would have won nothing.
Acknowledgements: - NEWSTALK ZB
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)

![Reblog this post [with Zemanta]](http://img.zemanta.com/reblog_e.png?x-id=932cc8f7-cad3-4538-9142-a3b713705ee4)
No comments:
Post a Comment