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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume VI, Issue 545, 4 October 1881, Page 4

!K sett !'"!•« TO STAND THIS SEASON'—LBBI. THE THOROUGHHEED STALLION MARMION. MAIiMION will Travel tho Peninsular Districts the same as last season, including Pigeon Bay. Marmion is a dark bay, standing H> Lnnds 8 inches bred by H. Phillips, Esq, Warnambool, Victoria.. Ho is one of the largest-boned and grandest thoroughbreds in the Colonies. Marmion is by Panic, out of Barbelle Terms £1. Guarantees us per agreement. Good paddock accommodation for Marcs at Christclmrcli and Tai Tapii. WILLIAM lIOLLEY, Tuain street East, Christchurch. CtmnnltiitiotMi THE LAST CONSULTATION BEFOEE THE LOTTERY ACT BECOMES LAW. Six chances of winning , up to £1200 for 10s! j FLEMING and STAPLETON'S NOVELTY CONSULTATION No. 30, on the NEW ZEALAND METROPOLITAN MEETING to be run at Christchurch Nov., 1881, and will he. positively drawn on Monday, Oct. 81. 8000 subscribers at 10s cadi. About 190 nominations, and about 190 prizes. Each ticket has a chance of winning SIX prizes on the following events :— DERBY STAKES, £7i>o. First Horse ... ... £200 Second Horse ... ... 300 Third Horse ... ... 50 Other Starters (divided) ... 100 Non-starters (divided) ... 800 CJ.C. HANDICAP, £1000. First Horse ... ... £800 Second Horse ... ... 150 . Third Horse ... ... 75 Other Starters (divided ... 125 Non-starfers (divided) ... 350 WELCOME STAKES, £500. First Horse ... ... £100 Second Horse ... ... 50 Third Horse ... ... 2f> ' Other Starters (divided) ... K.)O Non-stiirl.-rs (divide.!) ... 225 CANTHi;i;tn;Y cup, £i;ro, First Horse ... ... £100 Second Here ... ... 150 Third Hor.-e 75 Other Swiiicrs (divided) ... 175 Non-stagers (divided) ... 200 CinUS'i CHURCH PLATE, £875. First Horse ... ... £100 Second Horse ... ... 50 Third Horse ... ... i>s Starters :md Non-starters (div.) 200 METUOPOLITAN HANDIC.\ P, £875. First Horse ... ... £100 Second ifoiv-c ... ... 50 Tliircl Horse ... ... 20 Starters and Non-starters (divided 200 Each race will lie drawn separately under the su; ervision of a committee of subscribers, and results published in morning papers Should all the shares not be disposed of, prizes will lie distributed pro ralu less 10 per cent. Two stamps for reply and result ; 1 s exchange on cheques. T!F 'MASSTAPLETON, Jinx 28 P. 0., Christehurch, jubal Fleming, Treasurer, Cily Baths, Christehuix'h. LOCAL AGENT WANTHI). ~\|"ELr,OIJnNE CUP, 1881. 10,000 Subscribers at £1 each. First Horse £8000 Second Horse ... ... ... 1000 Third Horse 500 Other Stavters (divided) ... 1500 Non-Starters (divided) ... 2000 0 Prizes of .£IOO each GOO C> Prizes of £50 each 800 110 Prizes of £10 each ... 1100 Average for other Starters is .shout £7-") each ; average for Non-starters is j about £25 each; swid iho'l22 Extra Prizes, consisting of six prizez of £100 each, six prizes of £50 each, and 110 prizes of £10 each, bring up the number of Winning Tickets to about 2-10. This is the best opportunity ever brought before the public in the Australian Colonies. The drawing takes place under any circumstance* on oi before October 81st. Even though tho Gaming and Lotteries Bill becomes law, tiiis sweep on the Melbourne ( up won't be interfered wit'j, as ' the Act cannot come into operation before the Bth of November. Please add exchange, to cheque and : two stamps for reply ;w:d result. ' THEODORE BIIOWX, 1!>, Grey strirfc. Auckland, 01" Box 210 P. 0., Auckland. A<■■;!•:NT I'Oii Akauoa— PKO<Pi-;i? 11. BERLAND.