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Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 38, 11 September 1884, Page 4

Sweeps,: .--.^r* FIDELITY OOMPANYS' ANNUAL PROORAMME i ' j ON THE! , MELBOURNE CUP, ■_ — - — To be run at Melbourne on November 4. 12,000 Programmes at 10s. •' 133 horses nnd 195 NewZpaland bonds, divided as follows : First horse ... , .... „.., £1000 Second l^rse ... . 600 Third horse ... „, ' „'„' ' 300 Others divided ... ;.. ',„ ' 1100 Total for horses v..-- ■■'■•.•.. -£30iK> lONew Zealand bondsat £100 eaoh^fOO 10 do do, 50 do . S(X) 25 do do 20 do ' 500 50 do do lO do '500 100 do do- um'do ■'■■> 500 195 bonds . Total £3000 Total amount of prizes, £6dQo. ' ill Close oh or about 30tfi Oftober. ! Each 10s voucher has six chances. ■ 328 Prizes, 328./: . : ... : . .12,000 Programmes at. LOs, Please a(Jd stamp for reply and result. llgirßemitl ance. can t c sent as'folloif s: — 1. Cheques, P.O. Orders,' or Bank Notes. ' : ... • -.• ; • ..-,••,... . 2. Make crossed cheques, with Is. added for exchange, paya bie either tP a No., or simply to bearer, as printed,, but'NoT to any particular person. If chequeis or bank drafts are parable either to a' particular person or to order,'* they • will be returned to the sender, .. . '' ...^ 4 3. Post Office Orders may be se'ni, but they must be made'payabre^Vo Fh_elity Company only, and not to _ny particular person^ ,; ..■..' ;.' . r ;.-.. ;: -: ? 4. Registered letters or telegrams cannot be replied .to. .' ' Address onl^ as. below--:. . . FIDELITY COMPANY,! Care of Alfred A. Can.eron*sEpx,2sl, ■i ' Post Office,; dunedin. \ RMAD ALE'S THLRp _)ItAWING £125 a. ' £1250, •500 SUBSCRIBERS AT FIVK SHILLINGS. 300 PRIZES • -300. . Grand Drawing on. the Hamburg . .. . .■ Prinoiple. , Money Prizes to be Distributed follows:-^- ' : '"' First ; Prize £200 ... '.-., ■'/ £200 Second' Prize £100 .. -.■■■•.■..*--> 100 Third Prize £50 ... ' .s. ,\-* 60 Fourth Prize £20 ... •*...•. 20 Two Prizes of £10 „.- - ..,-, .*„■ 20 Four Prizes of £7 • ... ,; r 'f.*. r 28 Forty Prize.s r of £5 „...,;. ...^ lf<{ 200 Twenty Prizes -pi £^„^. . „■ .' •'" .. [ 80 210 prizes of £2 10i..: * ' .-" 625 Twenty pnzes;b. £2%' " X,, %{v 2J ' " ' % 'X 'X : ' ; . v; " ; X'^ ' ,f^1250 fe^chTickbtha- Seven' Cnah'c^i and ! w.ll r be drawn seven tirai-s;-"' ■ The lb-fgebblk-f the"_-op 7 (f?y'.A this Third Drawing is- not aiveh- • -iway in one large prize, as; it is in HitreerConsultations, but you will dbßea-ye in this Hamburg Drawing that the £J|jso **»v fairly proportioned into .300; -Pr'*»*-«".;_ ■'.;■• giving a .ehareholder an equal, ch&j&b ! ,Qf : gettm_-,a-Gpot» l Pri^e, ....'J.^ / " ■: T^iis Third ; Drawing to., tuke-. jilace assoonV^;,,; ' m , len , percent, to Ke deq^cte'l for \ Ptv tiyg^A J dverti_in^ and Clerical vforlk. f - .;' : *«. _.*;;■•>».. Post Office Orders to b_ Ma^payable tb*.Ar_n_d_lel ' '1 -X ;: ■'. Ccruh-Wy 'cliequ-tf to bftve"^ afdded for exchfidge, ai)d-made ; payable toa UUmber.' '.■■■■:.. : -.v, -,• ■ vr:.U i :i- i : Applicants must enclose; stw© 2d 1 stamps, lor;r6ply audtrjesult, ,- s -, r; . . f Regi. teredLetters andrT^legrams iiAOt.receiyecl.,, fr :,.,. -.m -.»], ■«.>.; ::l ... A , Subscriber 01, Ten m <Wl\ can act op the .Commit tee, or appoint some 0 c, to, act tor 'him. ' . '. ." ' '"' Address "only to.' 1! " '.'- : " :>i AR_IADALE, ••'••••-•■•''. 1 ■'■"' - ' Care Fr__ce Bros, -^ Wellington Labor -Exchange, , - ■ • j P.O. Bos ajff^W.eU nrgton. W. jqAM_*BE__L, •■'■' '„,.. ..'. ' . '„ pop^aker^- I [ ; ';' , f : Kimbolton:. ( Roa^,. ;F§ildiug. TH|l Pripe, and QuaUty b^^s goods will defy, competition. , - Boots and Shoes made oh th_ shortest nq. ice „.and. fity.le and fit <.;!"' c , '. .; • : S^^^ri^?^ •: ; ''JV Charges moderate . - — ■ -'. „; '.r>.; ....:;,. I,i1 ,i J: :# abridged, railway time- '■■": : \;tableu”^ Ui^~ ",. .s(^/',:i v";" Leave Wanganui at 8 ajn. tnd ,4.15 p.m. Leave Fordell at 8.50 a.m.ahd s.& p.m. Leave Turakina at 9^45 a.n_. and 5.48 • Leave Marton at 10.20 a;^*,, imd 6.20 p.m. ' "-' ' '.-' ' J Len^ Greatford at 10.57 a.m. and 6.35 p;m. --j ■■■ ■■■ . \ ..... , Leave Halcombe at 11.20 ajn., and 7.20 Leave F^ib^it^ at ILIS a.m.; ll.Sl)a.m« and y^dp-n-.'* , ' lieave Palmerston at 11.15 a.m., and tCt att\t 4««. m-_ JU •' / L.* 1 -■'i '. ''.I.' ■' ; L B.dop.m. - . ' * The train which leaves Feilding at 1 1.15 a.m. reaches Palmerston at 12j0 and there stops. - Trains reach Foxton at ,955 p.m. (through trains) and at 2 p.m. (from Wanganui). . ~ \ NORTH, ' Leave Foxton at 7..30 a.m., and 425 p.m. Leave Palmerston at 6.45 a.niu.,' 8.55 a.mi; and &,4&s.m. ■'■■ r "« '•* 'U-- r .0/ Leave Feilding: at 7.30 a-m. i_ad 6.30 .p.'n...','; '» , jlj.. (| ; 'j ;,., -•,';..;.•' „. 'Leave Ha,lcombe at |un r .and 7.20 Leave Greatford'^ _._6 a.m. and 7.45 •'p.-ftf.",.;'-' yi :~ •'■''. ;™ X u:i : "- :t J - ■ Leave ___rt_ii%t ; 9*-^_*._il-'_nd 8-Jp.m. 'LeavelTurakina at 9i45 aimi'Eah'd 8 33 •'p,m. i ■ s_;:hsi:.-.,' ■ ! ,i[; ■. :/,. .;•; • Leave FordeU at 10:30 p.m. and 9.15 * m * v ' V -i- '■ -■''- -i.-Ji ■ - Xa ( Trains reach Wanganui at. 11.2- a.m. f and 10.5 p.m. * J "' ' , JJ