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Kumara Times, Issue 943, 8 October 1879, Page 3

Gilbert st e wart’s CONSULTATION , ON THE MELBOURNE CUP, 122 PRIZES. 20C0 MEMBERS, £1 each. The Drawing will take place under the supervision of the treasurer and committee of responsible subscribers present, immediatley on subscription list being closed Drawers of prizes will be informed by circular immediately after the drawing.. Tickets may be obtained of Mr S. S. Pollock, Dillman’s Town ; Mr Tonks, Albion Hotel, Grey mouth; Mf J. Jones, Grey mouth ; Mr Harris, Cafe de Paris, Hokitika; Mr M'Gaffin, Beefton ; Mr T. Shanks, Black’s Point; Mr G. M'Beatb, Nelson Creek; Mr Parfitt, No Town; Mr J. Ilughes, Westport; and from the Treasurer, GILBERT STEWART, Box 22, Post Office, Kumara; or Gilbert Stewart's Hotel. rPONKS’S ALBION DERBY SWEEP.—No, 22. ON THE MELBOURNE CUP, j To be rim on the Flemington Course, i NOVEMBER 4, 1879. ! 7 . I Non-starters (divided)... 600 122 PRIZES. The Drawing Will take place under the supervision of the' Treasurer and Committee of responsible Subscribers present, immediately on Subscription List being closed. Drawers of accepted horSes will be interfiled by telegram, and general results by circular as usual. Tickets may be obtained: from Messrs Gilbert Stewart, Stewart’s Hotel, Kumara; E. Q. Peters, Connelly’s Hotel, Diilnrati’s Town ; John Ehlers, National Hotel, Dillman’s Town ;• and froth the Treasurer, RICH. J. TONICS’,' Box 31, Post Office, Grey mouth ; And E. B. WATERS, Albion Hotel, MELBOURNE CUP, 1879. NOMINATIONS. Admission £l, First Second ... Third ...- Other Starters (divided)' Non-Starters (divided)... Cash £9OO Ca'slr 450 Cash 270 Cash 1,530 Cash 2,250 Total Cash £5,400 Race will he run on 4fch November. Applications should arrive on or before Monday, 27th October. Exchange, Is, to be added to country cheques. Two postage stamps necessary, one for reply, and one for result. Address ALFRED A. CAMERON. Box 251 ; or Prince of Wales Hotel, Dunedin. THOROUGH BUTCH Elf ...and bakery, MAIN STREET, KUMARA. PETER ADAMSON Intimates to his old friends and the public generally that in opening the a*‘o\e establishment, he trusts to merit a fair shave of public suppnrt, by offering only the best qualities of Meat and good sweet wholesome bread. As meat is as necessary to bread* as bread is to meat, the opportunity is thus o fie red of obtaining the two great Necessaries of life at the same establishnihut, without the inconvenience and tumble usually entailed in procuring the.m articles at different places. &T ah orders promptly executed, and delivered at customers’ residences.