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Dunstan Times, Issue 1106, 13 July 1883, Page 4

N E W Z E ALAN D A II ASSOCIATION. The following Fees will be paid to i Iflkers elected President .. .. £201)0 Vioe-Piesident ... Sol) Secretary ... ... 2nd £3(H)(1 REMITTANCES: Add One Shilling exchange to cheques, and make payable to No .... or to bearer ns printed, but nor to any particular per- | son or to order. Telegrams and Reg isle ied Letteis cannot bo replied to. Address only as below New Zealand Art Association, Care of William Lane, Box No 101, luveroargill. Early Application Necess ry. PRESIDENT : Splendid brick-built ten-roomed private resi eiic>' at (Hailstone, near Invercargill, lacing Waihopai River—ten chains from tram line lately occupied by W. 11. Pearson, Esq., Clown Commissioner. Freehold contains One Acre ol Garden, laid out regardless of expense, and planted with fruit, ornamental and other trees ; Conservatory, etc. Valued by Messrs Pearson and Longuet at £2 00. VICE-PRESIDENT: Fiioh agricultural farm (fenced) at junction of Wallacetown and Mill Roads, six miles from Invercargill, and three miles from railway station. Corner block containing 158 acres 80 acres splendid bush. (tend road to the property. Valued at £BOO. SECRETARY : Suburban allotments near West Plains station, seven acres. Valued at £2OO Cards to view properties to be had on Application. PROGRAMME - ONE POUND. £IOOO. CLOSE JULT 17, 1883, ROB HOY COMPANY. GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE, To be run at Melbourne 21st July, 1883. 2000 MEMBERS AT 10s BACH. First £2OO Second ... 100 Third 50 Others (divided) 250 CASH AWARDS. 15 at £lO ... 150 30 at 5 ... ... 150 50 at 2 100 £IOOO By letter only, with two 21 stamps enclosed. Country cheques must have Is exchange added. Post Office Orders and Bank Notes accepted. When cheques are sent, tickets will not be for warden till after pi escalation of same. Registered letters and Telegrams will not be received. Early application necessary. In the event of this being closed early, a supplementary one will be issued. ROB ROY, Care of Mr H. I’. Thompson, Box 18, P. 0., Lawrence. The Rob Roy Company desire to thank their many friends for the kind support extended to them on the occasion of the Birthday celebration, foi which upwards of 300 Canoes were entered. The Company, in announcing their second Regatta, confidently expect to dispose of the fuii number of Shares (2000), and if such be the case, the Gold and Silver Medals to be awarded will bo of a very valuable and costly character. 66 IQ I A M O N D. ” MELBOURNE CUP CONSULTATION 1883, Capital £IO,OOO in 20,000 Shares of 10s each. DISTRIBUTED aS FOLLOWS First Horse ~ 3,000 Second Horse .. ... 2.000 Third Horse .. ... 1,000 Starters divide .. ... 10(10 Non-starters divide ... 500 2 Prizes of £250 each ... 50(1 5 Pr zes of £IOO each ... 500 10 Prizes of £SO each ... 500 20 Prizes of £25 each ... 500 50 Prizes of £lO each ~ 5(10 Total £iU,UuU Application by Le.ter only, enclosing stamp, to “ DIAMOND,” Care of O. Schielich, Watchmaker and Jeweller, 17 Little Collins street E st, Melbourne (Near Colonial Bank). Prizes paid one day after drawing, and Horses paid two days after event. Results slips posted to each Subscriber, and also advertised in daily and weekly papers. Shares sent per return post. Prospectus on application. Letters containing cash should bo registered. If country cheques, must bear exchange. N.B.—“Diamond,” in thanking numerous clients for support in previous suecesslnl racing seasons, invites their co-operation in the above. Q N. M'DONALD’S fancy repository, Alexandra. BIRTHDAY AND WEDDING PRESENTS. GOLD AND SILVER JEWELLERY. Engagement, Dress, ami Wedding Rings. Gold and silver Watches, Rotherham, and other makers. and well-assorted stock of Mens’, Ladies’, and Children’s Drapery. COBB AND CO.’S Livery Stables Lawrence, will now be under the personal Supervision of Mr Craig. Horses and Buggies always on Hire. Horses broken to Saddle ami Harness. H. CRAIG AND CO., Proprietors Lawrence.