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Sweeps £3000. AUSTRALASIA'S' SWEEP. MELBOURNE CUP. T\ iHE GREATEST RACING EVENT 1 OF THE YEAR. (Run Nov. 6.— Close end of Oct.) 12,000 Shares, os each. An even four shares, 20s. To be distributed as follows -.—First Horse, £1000; second, £'500; tbird, £'250; starters divide, £150; non-starters, £100; total. £2000. And 10 prizes at £25 each, £250; 50 prizes at £foeach, £500; 50 prizes at £5 each, £250 ; total in prizes £1000; grand +ol*'\, tSOOO. The third consuitution of my 1883 series. The sm-cess and general satisfaction over previous events may be deemed sufficient introduction for that announced above. Clients are requested to send for not less than four shares, taken up in one nume. A pound secures four chances — not one only. Deducted for expenses, 10 per cent. Probity is guaranteed by good commercial bona fides. Eeferences — 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 tfd 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- Inf ending 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 " Australasia's" ' onsultations consists in this i that the investment of a single crown gives you a chance of winning £1000, that a pound gives four chances, and that fire pounds secures twenty-one chances ; and then the lesser Prizes may be earned by the other Tickets. In order to procure a single Share in any other large Sweep, one pound would have to be paid. Certificated by a Public Accountant. No. 1 ConMiltation now Open. MELBOURNE CUP. 1888. To be run at Melbourne, Nov. 6, 1883.. 4000 Shares at 10s each First £1000 Second 300 Third 200 Starters (divided) 300 Non starters (divided) 200 Result Slips posted after Drawing. Registered Letters or 'lelegrams not received. Money or cheques should be drawn in favor of Nellie Gray. Address Nellie Gray, care of G. G. Miller, Box No. 284, Post Office, Auckland, j Xmktbtant. — In applying for tickets say if consecutive numhers are wanted or not. I publish below a copy of Certificate given by Mr M. S. Leess, Public Accountant, of 44 Insurance Buildings, Auckland : — " 44, N.Z. Insurance Buildings, Auckland, August 4th 1883. "I have carefully examined the books •of the 'Nellie Gray' Consultation on the Grand National Steeplechase, Melbourne, and came to the conclusion that it has been honestly conducted.— (Signed) M. { S. Leebß, Public Accountant." j No. 1 Consultation will be drawn as soon as full, say, about S<-ptenibo7, and "Nellie Gray" will buy the chance of any shareholder who draws a horse, so that it will not be necessary to wait till after the race for the prize. N .B.- After each Consultation the books will be examined by Mr M. S. Leers, 44, Insurance Buildings, Auckland, j Advantages. i 1. The Committee is perfectly indepen- j dent. 2. The Committee is chosen by chance. S. Ihe hook 3 are examined by a Public Accountant. 4. Tha Press are invited to attend. Directions ; 1. To write name and address aa plainly as possible. 2. If possible to forward P. 0.0. and Cheque. In case of Country Cheques, on* shilling should be added for exchange. 3. To send two stamped directed envelopes ; one for the disclosure of the policy, and one for ths result of the consultation. Public Trustee. rpHE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE Guaranteed by tne State. Attention is directed to the provisions of the Acts establishing this Office, and to th* advantages placed thereby within the reach of e»ery colonist. Subject to such provisions, the State offers 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 prope: ty byway of marriage settlement. 4. Desiring to renounce the trusts oi a will, having been appointed Fxw»cut or or Trustee under the same. 5. Havii;-- acted as Trustee. Executor, or Administrator, wishing to be relieved ot the burthen of Trustee-ship or Administration The rption ot using the State machinery, and gives an absolute guarantee against loss of funds by fraud or dishonesty. Every information may he obtained front Hugh L. Sherwill, Esq., Agent '' at Feilding, or from R. C. HAMERTON, \ Public Trustee. ' J 1 Wellington, 12th v May,lßß& " ' <