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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 48, 1 October 1885, Page 4

"A Q 9 PRIZ KB. PRIZES 'jf(\S} PRIZES. PRIZES'* «/^ ; A Fobtunb' Fob Some Oste. ; L 2.000 for 10s. LIO.OOO. Llo,oooi ADA MANTUA'S GRAND A^ltAL CONSULTATION ' : ... . ; ', ;on.-th.e. j; y 7 . ...: }„.-, _„..;■ Melbourne & New Zraland Cub of : ;; v 1885: r ; * ' '; . "'*' Melbourne Cup.-^To beruii atMelbburiie ( on the 3rd Ndvember, 1885. . ; -. New Zealand.Cup.— To berun at Chrisfr-, church on the lOtfi i November, 1885./;; '. First Prize in Melbourne Cupi L2,000.*^ 20,<)00' Programmes at 10s eocHi ' " Will close positively on OetoberSft jlßßsv'-: • : ■ Don't Forget. 492 Prizes. „> ,' Melbottrne Cup.-^ies Nominations. ;" n * First horse .. : . ... ..; ' LsltJOO Second horse ... ... ■ s.. ' '"600' Third horse ...... .;. ' Starters, divided... •" ... ...;-' 600 Non-starters, divided ...'..;! 1000 New Zealand Oup.T-61. Nominations. First horse '.„'... ... triOO . Second horse ... '*..'."■ ... 250 Third 'horse. ..:...■:.:.- 200 i Starters, divided ::. : ... ; -..v ' 250 ' ,* Non-'starters.-divided' ; ...^ ... 400 , | . ■;•;■< v.iil: : S ; ; v- ;,:■;..;• ; -irliljsoo^ : ■•;.:■• i Cash Awards.] • , ; '■■^■r. ifiatLipo „; ;.. ■■:.,,.». -im--16 at 50 :. ..„ - <..:..... m fiK)Q.: . ;24 at 25 ;.. ..... "... . &p\ 130 at 20 :„. ;... ... 600^ 40 at 10 ->■■■.:;■ ;; ... ../ " 4(iO ] 50 at 8 : .v. ■-.•.;■• iL :i iU 460° - 100 at 5 ..-;• - ! ...... '..; 500^ L 3,900 First Prize in Melbourne Cup, L 2.000! Remember! 492 Prizes. ;, ; ; Ada Mantua disposed of. ©a her, last.; Melbourne Clip, the, large "numbei/ p^ 18,200 shares. This year she hopes to surpass even' thait number. '• r ' ■■ Every ticket has nine chances, and can obtain a prize ia each of the nine draw- ; ings. Please send Post Office > Orders ) when convenient, or Bank l JMotes. j : Do 5 not enclose coin. Country cheques must ) hare Is , exchan ge added, and r marked' ) correct tby banker. .: Two 2d '.-. ttfamvji ) required from country clients for reply ) ahd result. . J ■ - : " ) | A book of 25 Tickets will be forwarded > td any sHljscriber for the^sum 1 of Ll2. ; ''•"• I The entire satisfaction igive^n- to my ) numerous supporters during the .ipast seven years warrants me in stating that I am confident that this will be a crown* t ing success, and will fill, very rapidly ; ;: , therefore early application is necessary. If so desired, aiv subscriber »ho may ; i be a prize winhe * cari . forward tlieir* . Toucher or V!U«-liers throsah'itlieir banker' i fir payment, when sa:ne, if found cofreirt, . will be duly honori'd. ■ > ' • t i Remember ! " The Gaining and Lot-^ s teries Amendment Act," comes into force j oh the l*t November, so that_clients: wjll 3 no doubt realise Ada's expectations, and make this a bumper ' event. r \ . ( ..■„.-. -. N.8.-—ln accorJance with my longestablished, rule, the nimes and ad ; lr'ess'es . of the principal' Prize wiriiieVs, and alsb . of those who' form the - i -' . selected from the tfeneral body of l lie subscribers, associated: with members of _. the Press— will be furnNhed to nil the leading newspapers throughout New Zealand. Results will be forwarded not later thnn 31st October. . ' \- Ada Mantua's First Prize.bf L26CJO 6n the Melliourne Cup last year went to' Riri'rton, Olago.- ■'■■'-'. ; ; - : , Note Address— ■' - ADA MANTUA, - Care of Lyons & llarr, - P.O. Box 35J, Dunedin. : 492 PRIZES. 492 PRIZES, i L 2.000; for 10. ; i THOS. W, PIECHEB. ; ; QJ HIP, Conunission, Forwarding and " ' >O . Customs Agent, * -"■■'' J . WELL 1 N U T(JN./\! j Instructions irom Country. ; Districti| ) proim.pt-ly attpndert to. jj" By ; Special Appointment. ? : ■ geoeg¥^dixon; ; : ;; 3 Mariufacturbr of; Double grated Waters ' , I and: Cordials;' : ; - Cuba street, Wellington. '■ I . ---.h -:'■■:■■ •!;-^-.-- :■::■. l : ■..- .-^ • |A •SK for his celebrated Ginger' Ale^ | jl\l and take no 'other. The busi- ' ne ss carried on as usual by Mrs Dixon I \ Auckland Agent j Mr ■ Arthur --Hw • , Njathan. •■ ■'■■'■ 1 Wholesale and Retail ' Importer 6( First ' i '"" Class Boots aud Shoes;" : • Manners Stheet, Wellington; ' • •- ; GBATEPUL^COMFOE^IN](i. v EFP^a GGOOA. / B"BEAKFAST^ i r 66 T^^ a * noroi^ol 1 knowledge of the X3 natural laws which govern, the operations of digestion andnutri--1 tion, and., by a careful appljcation.of j tlie fine, proportions of well-selected - teocoa, , Mr Eppis has provided- our. r ■ Tbreakfast tables with ; ai ; delicately- ; ;-, flavoured, iheverage. which: may save us - rqjany heavy doctor's bills. It is by .the judicious^fi§? of 'Buch: articles of diet that a constitution* niay be gradually built up until strong enough to resist everyitendGincy to disease. : Hunr dieds of subtle maladies are floating around -us ; ready' to : iattatik 'wherevfer ;there'is a weak point; We may escape .- Wany ay fatal 'shaft by keeping touf-i ! selves well! jfortifiedi with pure 'blood r and^a -properly-nourished frame."- 1 -. 1 See article in the Civil Service Gazette. • ■'-? ■■:■!;»-■?--'.•■ :■'-> ■ ■•' ■ ■:;>r:.. Miade simply with^ boiling, water ;O# milk:» Sold in Jib packets by; Grocers, -- labelled thus : — " !V -'•• JfMES EPPS i& <3Oi; , ;! HOMEOPATHIC CHEMISTSV' r ' , -CONDON, ENGLAND^. - i! i T> IE B . H Q T ■ E. L> _L Opposite Queen's Wharf, V WELLLNtiTUN. ■ ■ ■ . : . iki -i^..'. proprietors ,