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.Bssa*. --^it^sZikZ^vx-.'- ■■■ - ~ *yj --• : yi-- ■- •■■■«i_,-?^affiaMQß_i >..\ L' w.c-t»b Sj _. vj li <J oil ;hc r | AWKKSB U R. V HANDICAP £ l to be run on tlie 21 sl August. >'ott Open. The Sixth Con--ultarion of tbo lyiß-'l' Series. SOOO a. 5s {■.•icli. An even 4, SOs. [Eight, 40s ; ten, 50s ; twelve, 60:-; ; sixteen, 80s ; twentj-one (sent for twenty) £5,1 To be distributed as follows : First Horse, £'1000; Second, £300; Third, £200; Starters divide, £250; NonStarters, £250; Total, £2000. To be followed by The Hawkesbury Handicap. £2000— Usual Distribution. August 21. The Metropolitan Stakes. £2000 — Usual Distribution. Hun at Eandwick end of September. The Melbourne Cup 1884. £4000. First Horse, £1000; Second, £300; Third, £200; Starters divide, £250; Non- Starters, £250 ; 20 prizes, £25 eacb, £500 ; 100 prizes, £10 each, £1000; 100 prizes, £5 each, £500; total prizes, £2000; grand total, £4000. The success and general satisfaction over all previous events sufficiently introduces this. A pound secures An Eves Four- not one only. The right of declining any particular application is reserved. Deducted for expenses, 10 per cent. Applicants are requested to enclose bank notes (any colony), or half soys., securely, and to Register the letter ; if cheques be r sent (marked " correct" by bank), ' cross and add charge for collection (payable "Australasia or Bearer" — as also post office orders). Add 4d postage for reply and result. To facilitate correspondence, enclose two addressed envelopes, unstamped. Address : " Australasia," (J. Thompson), Care of Mr H. J. Franklin (Publisher, Book Importer, and Machine Printer), 40 Hunter street, Sydney. It is unnecessary to make special reference to the established stability of these Consultations. Capital. — In recognition of tbeneedjin large Cousuliations, of a financial guarantee of stability, a reserve capital is on permanent deposit, jrfus the ordinary banking accounts. Hegister Letters. Afc the Drawing of "Australasia's" events there have always been present a good number of shareholders. A committee of gentlemen, chosen from among the subscribers, will conduct the drawing. . Ticket-holders --vishing.to take part at the next drawing will please send in name and address. ''Australasia's" Last Sweep on the Sydney Cup 1883 closed with 7000 shares, subscribed in thej short space of two months ; that on the last Melbourne Cup with 8000 ; that on the Sydney Cup 1884 with 5000. Drawing. — As soon as the drawing has taken place, result circulars are mailed to all interested and advertised in the Sydney Town and Country, etc. Any applications that come in too late for the current consultation are carried to tho nest. Note. — The result on the last event may bo seen at the office of this papor. ELBOU ENE I N V ESTM ENT COYS' CUP CONSULTATION 1884. ON TH 15 M K L l3 OUIi N E CUP, (To be ruu iv November). Capital— l.lo,ooo, in 10,0^0 Full Shares of Ll each, or 20/ 00 Half Shares of 10s each. Each Full Share has Two Separate chances, aud can '.via LSOOO. The Distribution is as follows : — First Horse L6OOO Second Horse '.. 2000 Third Horse 1000 Starters Divided 1250 Non Starters Divided 750 Total LIO.OOO The above Company commenced operations a few y*ars back, and, since its establishment, has given universal satisfaction iv the manner its business has been conducted. It was formed lor the purpose of investing on the various events that take place ou the Fleming. on' Course. CJei. tiemen, artisans, and other, resident, both in Victoria and the* adjoining Colonies, are invited io become shareholders. Many per. ori a who, from various reasons atfe unable to attend and invest for themselves, would much like to have the opportunity to safely in ve-vj a few pounds ; for this reason the abore company was first, inaugurated; the promoters of- which, while thanking' -the pubi-rc far their suppdrb up to the present, invite them to invest m !i this consultation, when they are sure that their (the promoters} j efforts will be duly appreciated Ihe [Shares are £I ■■•■•■each, , but should- a would be shareholder bare to invest a smaller- sum/die can do so -by obtaining a halt share : for TO'-. Peraons i taking* up 15 full shares will be 'accorded tho pivileye of attending, ior appointing a'deputy- tb attend,^ at ; the drawing. * The final distribution [of the funds; will take place' the d-ay following the meeting. Result' slips ; will be posted :to- the shareholders iand published id this paper/* Early .application for shares is ■necessary. ■Application for shares must be made' 'to thfl Manager of the Melbourne (Investment Company, Jas. Jacobsen, (G.P.0., Melbourne, Victor'a,- enclasling amouut iii notes - , cheques;- bank drafts or P.O. orders (maue 'payable Jas. Jacobsen), including a direetec envelope and. two twopenny stamps (of any colony) for registration. The particular notice otf the public is directed to the fact that only V\ per centum is deducted' tor working expenses commissions, etc;, the whole ot the £10,000, less this amount, going to subscriber^.' All scrip will •be allotted as application is made, und will be forwarded per return mail, JAME-> H. J ACOBSExN, Manager. GEOEGE CUKEIN, '.'"'' '' Post Oifice Store, Kiwitea. C^ ROCKRIKS and Ironmongery T of all descriptions. Lioods not in stock procured at shortest notice, ' Lacking done io any part of the distriot at lowest possible rates. ■ . W«iGJ£ CUK JUN, Proprietor.

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Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 5, 21 June 1884, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 5, 21 June 1884, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 5, 21 June 1884, Page 4

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