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Dec 12, 2017 News
At the crowded Water Street location of National Hardware Limited, the company
revealed the winners of the Black Friday Sale, on Saturday.
The drawing culminated a promotion that NHL had in November. On November 24, customers were given the chance to take advantage of up to 50% discounts on selected items storewide.
Customers also had a chance to sing along with the store’s carollers as they engaged in NHL’s Christmas light up. The customers who participated in the sale were allowed to drop their bills in specially marked boxes for a chance to win in the Black Friday Winners Drawing.
The selection of the winners was by a random draw. The boxes were placed into two categories. One box was specified for winners of Westinghouse branded equipment. The other box was intended for winners of Stanley branded equipment.
The persons who drew the winning bills from the box were also awarded tokens for their participation.
The winners of the Westinghouse Brand equipment were
Nigel Scott, Ramraj Manbodh, Dickson Carren, K. McKenzie and Andre Murray.
The winners of the Stanley Brand equipment were: C. Softleigh, Joseph Jackson, Michael Haynes, J. Corbin, Hayman Hansraj, Adrian Durant, Ryan Rickford, Mr. Hinds (only name given), Michael Williams, Desmond Atwell, Darrel Krammer and Shadrach Muller.
The winners of the prizes will be contacted via telephone and will uplift their prizes with a specified form of identification.
National Hardware Limited will be continuing to offer special deals leading up to Christmas to help their customers save during the festive season.
Saturday’s event marked the fourth annual Black Friday activity the company exercised.
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