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Dunstan Times, Issue 1175, 5 September 1884, Page 4

The drapery &• general IMPORTING COMPANY oj NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. Capital, L 125.000 ; in 25\000 Shares. B Hallenstein, Chairman of Directors. The Company place at the dispAsal of the piiMio ' BON A FIDE WHOLES LB AND PXMILY WAREHOUSE, open to all consumers who are thns enabled to purchase the smallest quantity of goods at the same price, and in some instances less than the largest shopkeeper pays to the wholesale houses. The Company will cater for the puMie that the wealthier, as well as these who have to economi-e will not be aide to get Better 'Value throughout in any Wholesale House Hi the Colony, or at any of the so-called CH AP CLEARING SALES. A. F. SOWARD, General Manager. -Attention is drawn to the fact that there is ONLY ONE PRICE The public buying at the same price as shareholders FOR CASH ONLY. Drapery, Clothing, Woollens, Carpets, Linoleums, Floorcloths. PURCHASERS •SAVE FDLIY THIRTY PER CENT. The Retail Profit. Terms Nett Cash Warehouse : HIGH STRB ET, DUNEDIN k (Next Watson’s Hotel). N.B.—Special attention will be given to •Country Orders. Herbert and co., LAWRENCE, Have on Sale— NEW CLOVER SEEDS, Ex Steamship Coptic, at DUNEDIN PRICES IN LAWRENCE.

Grand freehold CONSULTATION. A FORTUNE FOR sa. 6000 Tickets at ss, LISOO. ■lst Dividend, 6-roomed house and large section in the centre of Wellington, valued at L4OO. Cash bonus to start the winner in busi • ness, L2OO. Total L6OO ■2nd Dividend, Cash Bonus 300 3rd „ „ „ 150 -4th „ „ 100 ■sth „ „ „ ... ... 50 30 other Dividends of LlO each ... 300 LI 500 The above property will be conveyed to the successful shareholder free of charge. Early application advisable. Your luck a certainty this time. Applicants for tickets may remit in Stamps or Notes. If Stamps sent add Is in the L. Post Office Orders and Cheques to be ma >e payable to JOHN SMITH, -care of Stuart and Co., Box 138, Post 'Office, Wellington. AGENTS WANTED, 'T?°BIN HOOD ’ S GREAT NOVELTY JA> COMPANY’S PROGRAMME 'On .the MELBOURNE and NEW ZEALAND CUPS, November 1884, is NOW OPEN, with a subscribed capital of £IO,OOO, in 20,000 shares at 10s each. 404 Prizes, each share having seven chances. To an investor of 20s the odds are 25 to 1, and £3llO may be won with one ticket. Milboeene Cep—l34 Prizes, Ist Horse £2OOO 2nd Horse . . . ... 900 3rd Horse 450 Starters (about £33 each) ... 9 O Non-starters (about £l6 each) ... 1750 £6OOO New Zealand Cep—7o Priz- s. Ist Horse £IOOO 2nd Horse ... 400 3rd Horae 200 Starters (about £27 each) ... 250 Non-soaiters (shout £ll each) ... 650 £2500 200 Cash Bonds 2 at £SO ...LIOO | 40 at L 10... 1400 6at 25 ~ 15' | 146 at 5... 730 6at 20 ... 120 | LISOO Will Close on November Ist. 55.000 Shares on various events have been sold by us since starting. Applications as usual. Two 2nd stamps for reply and result. Money orders or cheques taa ked correct, with Is exchange added, preferred. If coin or hank notes are sent, letters should he registered. Telegrams and Registered letters received, Ten percent, deducted from all Prize Monies, four per cent, of winch is given to agen's who se'l tickets, or clients who purchase books of 25 tickets each. Programmes with nominations and full particulars (of past, present, and future), forwarded post free on application. A g-mts’ returns must reach us not later than 31st October, or they v ill not be recognised. Address—ROßlN HOO ’, care of T. Siapleto i, B x 238, P. 0., Christchurch ; or, Jnbal (Fleming, City Baths, Colombo street, Christchnrcb. N.8.--Although we send to Newspapers throughout New Zealand the Names and Addresses of principal winners in our Company, ns many other consnltationists advertise they do, we respectfully remind the PuMi • and our Clients that our bonks are at all tira»s open for inspection to any Subscriber Information net confined to the Press. -We consider each Subscriber has an equal right of Inspection.