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Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 23, 31 July 1883, Page 4

Sweeps £3000. AUSTRALASIA'S' SWEEP. MELBOURNE CUP. fl WE GREATEST RACING EVENT I. OF THE YEAR. (Run Nov. 6.— Close end of Oct.) 12,000 Shares, 6s each. An even four shares, 20s. To be distributed as follows :— First Horse, £1000; secoud, £500; third, ±250; starters divide, £150; non-starters, £lUD; total, £2000. And 10 prizes at £25 each, £250; 50 prizes at £10 each, £500; 50 prizes at £5 each, £250 ; total in prizes £1000; grand total, £3000. Tlie third consultation of my 1883 series. The success and general satisfaction over previous events may be deemed sufficient introduction for that announced above. Clients are reauested to send for not less than four shares, taken up in one name. A pound secures four chances — not one only. Deducted for expenses, 10 per cent. Probity is guaranteed by good commercial bona fides. References — Melbourne Sportsmen and City Journals. Bankers— Sydney, City Bank. Melbourne, National Bank. Applicants are requested to enclose bank notes or P. 0.0., and register the letters, payable to Australasia or bearer ; also add 6d on notes when other than N S.W. or Vie, and in all cases 4d postage for reply and result. Enclose two addressed envelopes unstamped. One extra ticket free with every 20 to one address, thus enabling the promoters of clubs for every twenty tickets a chance of being a winner without investing necessarily a penny. ■Register Letters- Intending applicants would oblige by writing immediately, to hasten the time for drawing. Address— Australasia, care of Mr H. J. Franklin, Wholesale Bookseller, Printer and Publisher, 40 Hunter-street, Sydney. One of the reasons for the great success of '' Australasia's" < onsultations consists in this : that the investment of a single •crown gives you a change of winning £1000, that a pound gives four chances, and that five pounds secures twenty-one chances ; and then the les-ser Prizes may be carried by the other Tickets. In order to procure a single Share in any othei large Sweep, one pound would have tc c paid. Public Trustee. ifTHE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICh Guaranteed hy tne State. Attention is directed. to the pro--visions of the Acts establishing this ('_fic<\ and to th advantages placed thereby within the reach of e v ery -colonist. Subject to such provisions, the State offerß to every person : — 1. A bout to make his or her Will or Codicil. 2. Intending to provide for wife and children or others by deed of settlement. 3. Settlihg property by way of marriage settlement 4. Desiring to renounce the trusts ola will, having been appointed Executor or Trustee under the same. 5. Having acted as Trustee. Executor, or Administrator, wishing to be relieved of the burthen of Trustee-ship or Admiii^tration The option ot using the State machinery, and gives an absolute guarantee against loss of funds by fraud or dishonest v. Every information may be obtained from Hugh L. Sherwill, Esq., Agent at Feilding, or from R. C. HAMERTON, Public Trustee. Wellington, 12th May, 1882. »__--» — -j—— —-——-I ----- — ■—————■- » TO THE BOOT AND SHOE TRADE, THREE SHIPMENTS DIRECT to Wanganni of the finest Ladies' Work ever imported to New Zealand, and made to my order, pattern and Design by the best makersup in England, France and Germany. I invite special attention of the trade to these grand goods. Sole Leather, Kip, Calf, and all requisites and furnishing required by the practical tradesman always in Stock. My knowledge of the trade and its requirements is thorough, gained through an experience of nearly |-a-century. To the General Public I offer inducements not held out by any house in the Colony. AINSWORTH'S COBNEB BOOT SIIOP, Everybody Knows It. NO I ICE OF ROAD MAKING. A ROAD having been opened for a larger trade by the passing of the Borough Loan, I have increased my stock with a large assortment of — Carpets and Mats of all sorts and colors, Floorcloths and Linoliums, Fenders and Fire Irons, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Pictures and Picture Frames, '! uilet Sets and Looking Glasses, Chairs, Couches. Carved and Plain Sr-'ing Sp!>ts, dusts of Drawers and Loo Tables. Cretonnes and American Cloths, Mantle Brackets and Verandah Brackets, and evp«y other line requisite to make a home happy and comfortable. Dot rs, Sashes, Glass and Putty . J. W. EADE'S Feilding Furniture and Bedding Warehouse, M.=uoLestor btreet