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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4044, 8 July 1884, Page 4

Consultations JACOB TTIAITHFUL'S ACOB JJAITHFUL'S CONSULTATION ONSULTATION ON H.B. SPRING MEETING, OCTOBER, 1884, OF 4000 MEMBERS at 10 s " Spring Handicap. Handicap Hurdles. Ist Horse .. £250 Ist Horse .. £250 2nd Horse .. 125 2nd Horse .. 125 3rd Horso .. 75 3rd Horso .. 75 Others .. 200 Others divided 200 £650 -650 Cash Phizes. 2 at £50 .. .. £100 10 at 20 .. .. 200 20 at 10 .. .. 200 40 at 5 .. .. 200 j £700 ABOUT 110 PRIZES. Six Chances each Ticket! Six Chances each Ticket! ! To the investor of £1 the odds against obtaining a prize arc 17 to 1 with a single drawing; there being six drawings the odds so reduced are merely nominal. One ticket can win the first prize in each of the Race Events, and also four separate cash awards. Drawing under supervision of Committee chosen from shareholders, including representatives from the Press. Country cheques must have 1/- added for exchange. P.O. Orders preferred ; 2 stamps required for reply and result. JACOB FAITHFUL, Care of N. Jacobs, Box 7, P. 0., Napior. GRAND FLANEUR'S CONSULTATION ON H.B. SPRING MEETING. OCTOBER 1884. £1000 S £1000 2000 Members at 10s. Each. Ist Horse .. £200 6 cash prizes 20 £120 2nd „ .. 100 10 „ „ 10 100 3rd „ .. 50 40 „ „ 5 200 Others divided 150 2 cash prizes £40 80 £1000 To the investor of 10s the odds against getting a prizo aro about 13 to 1. Each Ticket has 2 chances. The date of drawing will be duly advertised. Country cheques must have 1/- added for exchange. P.O. Orders preferred. 2 stamps required for reply and result. GRAND FLANEUR, Care of Mr. M. Ryan, Taradale. T J EOS pONSULTATION LIST No. 1, Oli THE M ELBOUENE C OT ' 1884. 2000 INVESTORS at £1 EACH. To be divided as follows: First Horse £1000 Second Horse 300 Third Horse 100 Starters & Non-starters (div.) 600 Total £2000 It is particularly requested that early application for shares will be made, as No. 2 List will be opened immeniately this one is filled. Results will be forwarded to Subscribers immediately after Drawing. Any Subscriber drawing a Horse can invest in No. 2 List to the amount of Four Pounds without further payment, that amount to be deducted from prizo money. The Drawing will be conducted by a Committee, to which the Press will be invited to attend. Application by Letter only, enclosing Two Stamps, with exchange on Cheques, or by Money Order, Bank Notes, or Drafts. Registered Letters or telegrams will not on any account be received. If Bank Notes are sent, please use two envelopes, one sealed aud placed inside the other. P.O. Orders preferred when procurable. It will greatly expedite business if an addressed envelope is enclosed with application. Should it be deemed advisable after Acceptances are published to re-arrange Programme No. 2, the same will be notified by circular and advertisement. Address — A. LEO, Care of Alfred Kidd, Shortland-street; Or, Box 237, P. 0., Auckland. MELBOURNE CUP, 188 4. THE GREAT "MALABAR." Series of Sweeps on the above Event. No. 1 of the Series, Shares Five Shillings Each. The "Malabar" Club, Sydney, are desirous of returning- their very best thanks to their numerous patrons for the cordial support in past events, and trust with their well-acknowledged strict attention, coupled with thorough integrity, to make the " Malabar " Consultations by far the most popular ci any in tho Colonies. First Horse .. .. £1000 Second do 400 Third do 200 Starters divide .. .. 200 Non-starters .. .. 200 £2000 At the request of a large number of our subscribers wo have arranged to make our Shares but 5s each, instead of £1, as before, which, of course, to subscribers, is a great advantage, as it affords them Four Chances for One Pound of winning One Thousond Pounds. We shall send also a single ticket to any address on receipt of ss, which, of course, will entitle the owner to the chance of tho big prize. Tickets sent by return post. Prospectus free on application. Enclose envelope, plainly addressed ;do not stamp it. Result of each drawing sent at onco to every subscriber. Tickets sent by return post. Address, by letter only, G. E. WILSON, Pastoral Chambers, Georgo-st., Sydney. Hotels. /CLARENDON TTOTEL. COMMERCIAL and FAMILY HOTEL. T. PEDDIE Proprietor. W. A.B EEOBOPT ' RAILWAY HOTEL, Havelock Road. Repository —Queen-street, Hastings, immediately adjoining railway-station. ACCIDENTAL TTOTEL, SHAKESPEARE ROAD, NAPIER. EDWARD ASHTON, late of the Provincial Hotel, having taken the above contrally-situated Hotel, hopes to receive that liberal patronage which was accorded to him diu-ing his eight years occupancy of the Provincial. Having refurnished and redecorated the same visitors can rely on obtaining the best accommodation, and at moderate charges. Only the best brands of Ales, Wines, and Spirits kept in stock. Private Sitting Rooms, Bath Rooms and spacious Billiard Saloon. E. ASHTON, Proprietor. A F A C T. ARTHUR TlI-'pARTNE V —Has taken over— THE CALEDONIAN HOTEL, Where Wines and Spirits of the Best-known Brands will be kept. ENGLISH AND SWAN'S ALES ON DRAUGHT. Dinner from 12 till 2, and as per usual, 1/: The Retail Prices will remain the same as those quoted by my Predecessor. lyr ASONIC TTOTEL, NAPIER. Family and Commercial Hotel. Private i Suite of Apartments. J. S. HISLOP Proprietor. /CRITERION. FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL. P. G0RMAN.....,.,.,...,. .Proprietor