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Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 25, 4 August 1883, Page 4

Sweeps £3000. AUSTRALASIA'S' SWEEP, MELBOURNE CUP. mHE GREATEST TUCTNG EVEN] X OF THE YEAR. (Eun Nov. 6.— Close end of Oct.) 12,000 Shares, 5s each. An even foui shares, 20s. To be distributed as follows:— Firs I ' Horse, £1000; second, £500; third, i.250 stariers divide, £150; non-starters, £100: total, £2000. And 10 prizes at £25 each ; £250; 50 prizes at £10 each, £500; 5C • prizes at £5 each, £250; total in prizes . £1000; grand total, £3000. The third consultation of my 1883 series The success and general satisfaction '■' over '-previous' events mny be deemed suffi cient 1 introduction for that announced above.. - Clients are requested to send for nol • less- than four shares, taken up in bn< name. A pound secures four chaacesr-^notoii* j .only/'.. .. '.....-;.. . -• ; ' ; Peducted for expenses, 10 per cent Probity is guaranteed by .good commer ' cttlbbna fides. — Melbourne . Sportemen and City Journals. . ' Bankers— Sydney, City Bank. :' Mel- : bourne/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 that N.S.W. or Vic, and in all cases 4d post- ; age. for reply and result. Enclose two .- addressed envelopes unstamped. .'] One extra ticket free with every 20 tc one address, thus enabling the promoters of clubs for every twenty tickets a chance ;of being 'a winner without investing nev cessarily a penny. ■ • ■■ ■ Eegister Letters— Intending applicants - would oblige by writing immediately, tc . hasten the. time for drawing. - .■ Address— rAußtralasia, care of Mr H ... , j. -Franklin, Wholesale Bookseller, Prin 1 fer"and Publisher, 40 Hunter-street Sydney. v .; One pf the reasons for the;great success . of " Arnstraiasia's" < onsultations consists . in. this.:. that the investment of a' singl( crown give's you a change of ■ srinninf - £1000, that a pound gives four , chances '•'. 'and 'that*' five 'pounds secures r twentyfon» < " ■•' rfinncips ; and then the lesse'r^rizes maj J«>bb'barned by ithe otlier Tickets! Inordei o procure a single Share in any othe: ', arge Sh eep, one pound , would have t< • ' ' '. . ..'.:> ' Public Tmstee. i rpiLS . PUBLIC TRUST OFFICI guaranteed by tne State. > I ■■ Attention is directed to the pro , visions of the Acts establishing 'this <'ffic<?, and to th" advantages placec thereby wit-llin the reach of ever j colonist. Subject to. such provisions the State offers to- every person : — ; 1. About to make his or her Wil . , or Codicil. ■; .2. Intending to provide for wift . .... , and. children .or others b\ „ , deed ot. settlement. . . ! j. .3. Settlihg 1 - property ' by way oi marrvig-e, settlement. . 4. Desiring torenpxmce thetrustt : of a will, having- been appointed Executor or Trustee unde/ the same. 6. Havi% acteil as Trustee. Executor^ or Administrator. wishingto be relieved of'the burthen of Trusjtee^ship oi •''••■■- - Administration The option ' 'of usirig ;; the State ma- ■ chinery, arid'£ives ah' ahsiolute guar- « 46 tee against'lo'ss.bf fu'ndsby fraud • ! 6r dishbntisty. 1 : : : "' '•''■" '■■"■■■■ q.- F-y^^y, be jobtaiDed from; Sherwill,^,Es.q/ t jAgent at teildine:, .dilftdm i.l ! ( m _ R. C. -HAM ERTON,, . . ; . , ) '' ' ' ' ' ~ ."■'-' Public trustee. ■ .Wpjllingto^'l^.^iy f T 18^3. // . -/■; Mp TP^'bOOT.ANI) SHOE: TRAPETHEEB SHIPkENTS DIEECT ito Wanganni of the ■ finest i .Ladies.' 1 1 Work ever imported ; , -New/ iZealand,'and made to my order. • Patfern and Design by the best maker'sup in England, Erariee land Germany. '•' I invite special: attenifoii.of the trade to v: -.vjS:m ;i :.these prand:goods. "• ■' Sole Leather, Kip, Calf, and all requisites and furnishing required, by the pracvii -i tie*! tradesman aWays in Stock. .My-.kbowledge of the trade and its requirements is thorough, gained through • ',; ian eDpe,fience of nearly. r century. -T^' /the i General- Public I offeri induce!/iiJxnents.hdt;held; out by any house in ■ the ; Colony. i -.-■ > ~ ■•<■> ' --i oi n.'i't uni'i' i ■*'< •-.''■•■l. '".:•■'} "■■•:''■;;• I * AIftSWOETIFS - : •■ '■■■•;'■• - 'Cp BV i ■»' ; ; .B "O"ti;"T : 9HO P, „ ! .. /I ,.';,"^V^BTBdDY j KkoVs':iT,V,',- ■ ARO&D Havfn^l beTei! 'opened for a larger -'trWte'fcjjt the passing of the Borougli Loatr^l have increased my jftook wfthf a ■larg'e uiss^tnient elf-— -li-Ciarpets-'and all "sorts an^ ■eoloxsy u jl^oorclb^:is ; *and •> 'Linofiums, Fenders and Fire Irons^ Jron and .Wood; Jßedsteadsi •- Pictures and PictnTcrFrame's","'roilet "Sets and Looking(ilast>es, Chair's, Couches, Carved and Pl.ain.t^Rrin"-, Chests ofDrawjßr&i'Aßi'd Loo u^ablesi, Cretonnes f an]d AmericaahG^hs, . Mantle Brackets and VerandaniT ßrackets, , 'and every o th ernine^' f eq'msi te to m ake a home happy and comfortable. < ; ;, iJUw6rs,'^sßhesi (Plassiand 1 Putty: •. Ivj>. u $..M, EADiitS .*■•■ Feilfang finmitxiTfi andi- ! i ■■ \ Bedding Warehouse, i \?.f'fi'i'\ Ti-M-ufi ,>i:WMncKfeator>.s>tut}et