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Another Lotto winner at Aramoho Mags & Lotto in same week

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23 Jul, 2022 09:20 PMQuick Read

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It was exciting times at Aramoho Mags & Lotto, owner Sandy Healy said. Photo / Bevan Conley

It was exciting times at Aramoho Mags & Lotto, owner Sandy Healy said. Photo / Bevan Conley

For the second time in a week a winning Lotto ticket has been bought at Aramoho Mags & Lotto.

The person was one of 18 around the country to win the second division prize of $16,915.

On Wednesday night another player who bought their ticket at Aramoho Mags & Lotto was one of 11 players around the country to win $20,779 in second division.

"It's very exciting," Aramoho Mags & Lotto owner Sandy Healy said.

The Wednesday winner had been in to claim their prize and Healy said it was a regular customer.

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"So we're very happy about that"

Healy said the store had sold five second division winning tickets this year already - three of them in the last two months.

"We're just working to sell that big number one price, we're working our way up to it."

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Elsewhere two online players in Auckland and Timaru scooped the major Lotto prize on Saturday night - each getting $7.3million - after winning Powerball and Lotto first division.

A third Lotto player in Kaitaia also won Lotto first division and gets $333,333.

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