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Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 57, 16 October 1883, Page 4

Sweeps £ Z 0 0 0 ." AUSTRALASIA'S' SWEEP. MELBOURNE CUP. rsmE GREATEST RACING EVEJN T T I OP TiiE YEAK. (Eun Nov. 6.— Close end of Oct.) 12,000 Shares, 5s each. An even four aKares, 20s. To be distributed as follows:— First Horse, £1000; seeonuL i : otX!; third, i 250; starters divide, £150; non thXi; ir/tal, £'2000. And 10 pvizo.=- at i'2s fii-.-h, -£'250; 50 prizes at £'iO each, i5<K); ?i> T/rizes-at £5 each, £250; loial in priz.'s £1000; gr&nd total, £3000. The ibird consul tat ion of my 1883 series. The success ami general satisfaction over previous events may be deemed >.uffident introduction for that announced above. . Clients are requested to send for not less than four shiires, taken up in one name. A pound secures four chances — not one only. : Deducted for expenses, 10 per cent. Probity is guaranteed by good cojmr.er- ; ciil- bena fides. Inferences — Mtlbourue Sportsmen and City Journals. Bankers— Sydney, City Bank. ?>lelbgiirn?, JSfational Bank. ; Appliranta are. requested to euclose "bank notes or P. 0.0. 0. f and register the letters, payable to Australasia or bearer; aJse add 6d en noles when olhvr lhu,n If .B.W. or Vie, and in ail cases 4;i postage, for reply and result. Enclose two addressed envelopes unstamped. ()n» extra ticket free with every 20 to . -one address, thus enabling the promoters ■of clubs for «very twenty tic Vets a chance of.beinz a -winner without investing necessarily a penny.. i ;Ji»«fis{« ; jTetter&rlntendibg applicants :. would obligo by writing ininiedi'ntely, to ' !liasten th« time for drawing. Address— Australasia, care of Mr H. X Franklin, Wholesale Bookseller, Printer .and Publisher, 40 Hunter-street, Sydney. .. Oue of the reasons for the great success of " .Australasia's" t onsultations consists in this : that the investment of ft single -■crown giTes you a chance of winning -.£loop, that a pound gives four chances, and that five pounds secures twenty-one chances ;. and then the lesser Prizes may he cafnpd by the other Tickets. In order to procure a single Share in any other , large Sweep, fine pound would have to "be paid. -„*'., ; , Certiicated by a Public Accountant. 2fo'. 1 Consultation now Open. MELBOURNE' CUP, 1.883. To bo run at Melbourne, Not. 8, 1883. 4000 Shares at 10s. 'each Firat... .....£IOOO '- . Second '...; 300 Third 200 - : Starters- (dmded).......... 300 Norn starters (divided) 200 Result Slips posted after Drawing. Registered Letters or '] elegrams not treceiTed. Money or cheques should be drawn in favor of Nellie Gray. Address Nellie. Gray, care of (1. G. Mnub, -Box-No. 284, Poat Office, Auckland. Important. — In applying for tickets say -■ ' if , consecutive numbers are wanted or not. ; *. • I publish below & copy of Certificate giren by Mr M. P. Lee its, Public Ac" ,-. countant, of 4A. Insurance Buildings, Auckland: — "44, N.Z. Insurance Buildings, Auckland, August 4th 1883. 41 T have carefully examined the books of the 'Nellie. Gray' Consultation on the - Grand National Steeplechase, Melbourne, ! and eatne to the' Conclusion that it has been( honestly conducted. — (Signed) M. ; „ £5. ..LiiM, Public Accountant." I ' ' ' No. 1 Consultation will be drawn as soon as ' full, say, ' about Si-ptembrr. and "■Nellie Gray" will buy the chance of aay shareholder who draws a horse, so i". that it will not be necessary to wait till ! •;■ after the race for the prize. , • , ! N.B.- After each. Consnlfcation. the I books wiH be examined ;by Mr M. 8. ' Xeers, 44, Insurance Buildings, Auckland. ' '! ""'■■'• • ' Advantages. 1. The Committee is perfeetiy indepen- " ' cleat,/ 2. The Conmnittee is chosen by ehanee. 3. The'books arV examined by a Public AeeottHtaat. 4. The Press are inrited to aitßad. -.'•■ i •'■•• . Dirertioßs; : 1 . To write same and address gg plainly ..- aajpossible. , ■ , ; 2. If possible to' forward P. 0.0. and Cheque. ,Ik ease of Country Cheques, ob« Milling should be added for eschaaae. 3. To seed two stamped directed en- "' velopea ; one. for th» diselosnr» of the policy j and on* for tho result of the' cousidtitio*. ■■: i :.'■•':■■'■■■). \ ■ v» ■ ; Pablic Trastee, - arVHSrYUBIAG TRUST OFFIdE rtiaraßteed by tns State. : Attartifta ig directed to the prbi-> yj«!OBs of the /£ct« establisliing thjki 4>fiics; anil to th* adrantages placed theraby withia tits reach of e«erj .•- jC.«lo»igt/i Snbject tn such provisional th« Bt«te effera to •v*ry person : — ; i J. A b»wt rojf6»" a tis or her Will . '.•!•:.,:..; -.-■ -«T Codicil. :.; ....... ; ; : , • -.2. ilutenfiipf, to provide for wife ; : -.-. and . ehiidren or others Ht n :•■■>,. -.:'. . risrd. of serfleTnour. ■ j" . S. £ettbb.£. property bj w*j of ; , v ■ i ;' '; 'aa'arriap* settlement.. ' ; . -.-..,. 4 ; Jj^gjj.j-Q^ tofenounc« the trusts oia •■•will, n»Virijr bfien np- //;,'>-;•;/ jioin red fxocnto*- <>r Trustee Tiijd.ev.th?9arn«,- ; .; I. H.'iTii,^ ttcitm as TrKr«to.e. t.j ■' ' .Executor, or Administrator, - '''-\ ' '■xii'tMug to be relieved of tae burthen' of Trusteeship or Afiai nivtration ; The rption of using jhe : .'State- machinery, nnd girts »ri alisoiute £>,uar- . .; auttfe ajjamKt loss ol iunde by fraUfi. '] ,or dishoneKt-v. . -v ;. .. ; : '-, -. . |.. : j ;-,; J'-yery- ii.-ionnutjon may 1»r obtained •>' frcm liujih- -L./.therwill,.. Esq., Agevt • ;ar, Feildiii?,;or fVom .=.| ■ j, : -v ; -.< ; - -}{;-C.. : B-AU-mToss '■■ \[ ' ; PuViicTrlisK-^. ) t V>' ullius'oMf 12ih : X*y i 188& . ' L