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Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 29, 11 August 1883, Page 3

* ■ "■ ; fSwe S ps .;$■ . y /£ 3 6 0 0 . " AIfSTEALASIA'S' sweep. ■1. * — .- -4 MELBOURNE CUP. <^11HE*SRFATEST RACING EVENT ir ■* -OF THE YEAR. (Run Nbv. o.— Close.end of Oct.) '.*■ r 12,000 Slsarcs, 5s each. An even four * shares, 20s. To he distributed -as follows :— First . Horse, HloqO; second, £500; third, 1250; starfers divide, £150; non-starters, £100; total. £2000. "And 10 prizes at £2s each, * £250; 50 prizes at £*!oeach, £500; 50 # ; ptize-s at £s*<eacli, £250 ; total iuTrizes ' ife>o; gcgnd total, £3000. - Thethirt consultation of my 1883 series. The success and general satisfaction over previous events may be deenn-d suffi^ cient introduction for that announced above. # * Clients are requesled to send for not less than four shares, taken up in one Ifcraame. -" Wr A pound secures iour chances — not one . oi:ly.. - - * , Redacted fbr expenses, 10 perjgent. ft Ppfeiiy is guaranteed by good coi||Sherl cudf bona fideS. References — Melbourne * Sporlsnre^nd City Journals. Sydney, Citgr Bank. MclA Wmrne, Natidlfel Bank.' ' - m . # Applicants are requested to enclose* bank notes *or P10.0., and register the* - \A tersjjiayable to ArfiitralaaA or bearer ; -a«d nod 6d on notes wl^pother than N-S.W. or Vie, and in all cases 4d postage for reply and result. Enclose two *yaddreßsed envelopes unstamped, lysine extra ticket free with every 20 to |^S«|. address, thus enabling the promoters of elnbs for every twenty tickets a chance ■|a6f being a winner without investing ne-* -^esfrarily a pemiy. ."■" • Register Letters- Intending applicants would oblige by writing immediately, to hasten tbe 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 |||Lustralas^a's" ' onsultations consists infnflStnat the investment of a single * crown gives you a change of winning ' £1000, that a-fiound gives four chances, .^and that five^pomids -secures twenty-one chances ; and thdfc th* lesser Prizes may be cSrned by the other Tickej^ln order to procure a single Share in ahy other V- large Sweep, one pound would have to he paid. '.^gy \ iPWic Trustee. ri^liS PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE Guaranteed by tne State. » Attention is directed to the pro- , visions of the Acts establishing this .. C'ffice, anA-.to th advantages placed ''IherenV within the reach of e^erv 'Colonist. Siubject to#uch provisions, the State offers to every person :->— 1. About to rnaj»e his or her Will or Codicil. 2. Intending to provide for wife and cttldr,en or others by deed ot settlementil 1 3. Settlihg-j property by way of marriage settlement. ** 4. Desirin-. to renounce the trusts or a will, havings been ap|p , jiointed Exacuto 1 - or Trustee under the same. 5. Having acted as Tru.-tee. Executor, or Administrator, wishing to be relieved ot tin '."--— „^ burthen of Trustee-ship or *.-' fe Adm : ni^tration , The "option of using the. State ma- . ychin'ery, and gives anlllibsolute guar~i\i\tee against loss of funds by fraud . or dishonesty. Every information may be obtained . from Hugh L. Sherwill, Esq., Agent at Feilding, or from R. C. HAMERTON, Public Trustee. Wellington, 12th May, 1882. » , i ' i i %'• ■ — TO THE BOOT AND SHOE TRADE, j£ THREK SHIPMENTS : T\IRECT to Wanganni of the finest. r ~J J Ladies' "Work ever imported to New.. Zealand, and made lo my order. Pattern and 1-esigii-by the best-makers- * up in England, France^and Germany. I invite special attention of thp trade to these grand goodtr... Sole Leather,: Eip, Calf, and/aft requisites and famishing^e^uiriedJJy the^racta«d i^desman alwaysna Stocks. My knowledge of the trade and its K^ quirements is thorough, gained through wi experience of nearly J-a-century. * To the General Public I offer inducements notsheld out by any house in ■» ■;■ the Colony. AINSWORTH'S O-B'N E|E BOOT SHOP, Eveevbody Kiiows It. M At UnG. for