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Two win Lotto second division from Napier supermarket tickets

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Powerball rolls over to $26 million on Saturday.

Powerball rolls over to $26 million on Saturday.

Two lucky Lotto players from Napier have won second-division prizes of $17,635.

The Powerball jackpot rolled over to $26 million on Saturday after no tickets won.

The tickets were sold at Napier City Pak ‘n Save and Tamatea Pak ‘n Save.

Two players from Auckland and Gisborne took home $500,000 each after winning Lotto First Division.

The winning Lotto tickets were sold at Lytton West Post & Lotto in Gisborne and on MyLotto to a player from Auckland.

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One ticket from a player in Wellington also won $800,000 with Strike Four.

The winning ticket was sold at Island Bay Video in Wellington.

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