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Dunstan Times, Issue 1227, 4 September 1885, Page 3

HAWKESBURY GRAND HANDICAP. L3OOO. ADA MANTUA. L3OOO. NNUAL CONSULTATION ON THE HAWKESBURY GRAND HANDICAP. To be ruu at HAWKESBURY, N.S.W., On the 12th September, 18S5. Will Close Positively on the 10th September, 1885. log Nominations, Including; all the New Zealand Cracks, namely—Welcome Jack, Vanguard, Oudeis, Liverpool, Thunderbolt. 6000 Members af 10s each, 6000 218 PRIZES. HORSES. | CASH AWARDS. First LSOO | lat 100 .. LIOO Second .. 301 l i at 60 ... 100 Third 200 I Bat 23 ... 2 0 Starters jloat 20 ... 200 (divided) 200 '2O at 10 .. 200 N«n-sfartera 120 at 8 ... 100 (divide 1) 600 |43 at 5 ... 240 L3OOO. LIBOO | LI2OO

Each Ticket has Eight Chances, and can obtain a prize in each of the eight drawings. Please send P.O. Orders when convenient, or bank notes (do not enclose coin). Conn try cheques must have Is exchange added, and marked correct by bank. Two stamps requisite for reply and result. Should this Consultation exceed 6000, alt money over will be devoted to extra L 5 each Cash Awards, less usual commis-sion--being a Ninth Drawing. N.B.—As usual, the names and'addresses of the principal priz ‘takers, also the names and addresses of thejgentleuien who form the Committee, w'.ll be forwarded to all the leading newspapers throughout the Colony. . READ THIS 1 ! READ THIS 1 ! Opinions of the Dunedin I’bess. From the ‘Evening Star,’ Dunedin,of May 20 th, ISB3. Ada Mantua has forwarded to us the names of the Committee who superintended her drawing, and a list of the names and addresses of those who drew the principal prizes. ThefCoramittee were all wellknown residents of Dunedin.

From the ‘Otago Daily Times,’ Dunedin, of May 27th, 18SD. Ada Mantua has sent us the names and addresses of the principal winners, and also the names of her Committee. Among the Committee there were a number of well known business men, and a representative from one of the Dunedin newspapers. The Committee express themselves as bring thoroughly satisfied with the drawing. The first prize went to Greymouth, the second to Dunedin, and the third to Clyde. Also the opinions of fifty other newspapers can be had on application. Note Address ADA MANTUA. Care of Looks & Hart, Box Sol. fost Office, Dunedin, L3OOO. A P pl a f ti,ue L3OOO. is limited. HAWKESBURY GRAND HANDICAP. Melbourne Cup will follow.

TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION. EO BI N HOOD COMPANY Have just closed their July Meeting with 11,000 Shares, being 9000 more than last year, and 3000 over original issue, thus enabling them to again to allot 300 Extra Cash Prizes of L 5 each. They have during the past Twelve Months allotted 63,910 Shares, and distributed 1,31.933. NOW OPEN ON THE COUNT'S PURSE AND HAWKES, BURY GRAND HANDICAP, To be Run at SYDNEY, SEPTEMBER 10th & 12th, ISSS. 10,000 at 10s L3OOO FIRST PRIZE, LIOQO, 303 PRIZES. Will Close as soon as Full, But not later than Tuesday, Bth September. Agents will hear >n mind to send Returns as soon as possible. As we am certain of tilling, tickets will be sold High and Low from the start. Early application therefore necessary. Please send two 2d stamps for r'ply and result (two stamped addressed envelopes greatly expedites business. P.O. Orders preferred. Is exchange on Stamps and Cheques outside Panterhury. Coin nr Notes should be registered. Registered Letters and Telegrams received. If stamps are not sent, as requested, for reply and result, results wilt be seat by Book Post Open

ROBIN HOOD COMPANY, Care of Stapleton an'l Fleming, Box 233, P. 0., Christchurch. As the “Gaming and Lotteries Amendment Act” Incomes law on the Ist November, ISSS, we wish to remind our clients and the pu'dic that “wo are going full ahead.” No stopping until that date. OUR MELBOI ’ll ME CV P PROGRAMME Is Now Open. at ' 10s. FIRST PRIZE .. LoOOO. On Thursday, 22nd July. Home Seevetarv Cross, with a lame party of followers, made a tour of the slants of Snadweil and 11 o', born, distributing sixpences and good ad. vices with creat prodigality. An official account of (lie tour was sent from the Home Office to the various newspapers in London. The Liberal journals c.ail this “ posing to win the masses.”