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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume V, Issue 513, 14 June 1881, Page 4

J. L. FLEMING'S "IVroVELTY Ol ■■NSULTATION IN On the OAMARU HANDICAP And MAIDEN STEEPLECHASE, To be run at Oamaru on June 9th, 1881. , 2000 Members at 10s oacn. Each Ticket has a chance of Winning Two Prizes. OAMARU HANDICAP. First Horse ... ... £300 Second Horse ... ... 125 Third Horse ... ... 50 Starters and Non-starters (div.) 100 £575 MAIDEN STEEPLECHASE. First Horse £200 Second Horse ... ... 90 Third Horse 50 Starters and Non-starters (div.) 84 £425 As each race will be drawn separately, every subscriber will have a chance of winning Two Prizes for each. Ticket. The drawing will be held under the supervision of a Committee of Subscribers, and results advertised in daily papers. Intending subscribers are requested to make early application. If cheques are sent, exchange must be added, and stamps enclosed for reply and result. J. L. FLEMING, Auctioneer, etc., High street, Triangle, Christchurch. MELBOURNE CU P . CONSULTATION, 1881 10,000 Subscribers at £1 each. First Horse £3000 Second Horse £1000 Third Horse £500 Other Starters (divided) .., £1500 Non-Starters (divided) ... £2000 6 Prizes of £100 each ... £600 6 Prizes of £50 each ... £300 110 Prizes of £10 each ... £1100 This is my fifth Consultation since. October last and is the best opportunity ever brought before the Public in the Australian Colonies. The 122 extra Prizes, consisting of 6 prizes of £100 each ; 6 Prizes of £50 each, and 110 Prizes of £10 each, brings . the number of winning 'Tickets to about 240. If cheques arc forwarded exchange must be added, Wherever possible P.O. Order should be forwarded and stamps enclosed for reply and result. THEODORE BROWN, 19 9 Grey Street, Auckland, Box 210 I*. 0., Auckland. TUB LYTTiCLTON Pi-:L.MANKNT LAND, BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCi ETY. ESTABLISHED ... ... 1870. npi.llS society advances money in sums -*- of £25 and upwards on freehold or leasehold security, repayable by monthly instalments in from three to ten yea.:-,-, offering the easiest possible means for clerks, mechanic , working men, ;md others v.c obtain a homo with little or no capital. The society also receives money in shares at 5s each per mouth, giving interest from 91 to ]2rV per cent, accord-; ing to age of sh:trc-. Mr W. H. HENNING has been appointed agent for Akaroa, from whom particulars may bo obtained. J. R. WILT-COX, Secretary. Lyttelton, March 7th, 1881. J. VANGIONI, GENERAL STOREKEEPER LAVAUD STREET, Akakoa. 'O'THILE thanking the public 01 V V Akaroa and surrounding districts for the support he has received, would wish to intimate that be has G R EAT.L V INCREASED HIS STOCK, which now comprises Grocery, Drapery. Ironmongery, Dairy Requisites, and in fact all the requirements of a general store, at most moderate prices. Flour, Tea, Sugar, and Tobacco of the best brands always on hand. Also, Ec-mets, A-ir.alio. Milk Pans, Buckets. &:-. Mer,'. and Coy*' Cic'hmg. Ladies' and Children ; s Boots arid Shoos, Wire Mails oi' all skos. ma 1 WANTED KNOWN. MAY be ob-iih-od at the Mail OfficerFoolscap Envelopes, blue „ cream laid Comm: ! rcm! „ , Ladies and Gentlemen's Visiting! I C:1 >■(';:.< I j Popov Bags, -i-so-tad sis.e_. j j f\y SALE BY THE UNDEiISIGNttD I U i j OLSOGBA '.IPj-ZIB j !or c.vry !; {yb and ?i. grw.t v_.rie-j> j ! WIGGINS v- OC:.. j