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Kumara Times, Issue 2583, 15 December 1884, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICE. SH. CLARKE, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, AND JEWELLER, Begs to announce to the inhabitants of Kumara and surrounding districts that he has commenced business in Main street, Kumara, opposite Rugg's Hotel, and next door to Mr M. Wall's, Bootmaker. Watches and Clocks Cleaned and Repaired. Satisfaction given. Gold and Silver made to any design. Repairs neatly executed. Masonic Jewels and Pendants made. Note the address: Opposite Ragg's Hotel. All work done on the premises. NOTICE TO MINERS AND OTHERS. THE Undersigned having made arrangements with Mr George Simmons to manufacture, sell, and protect his patent for the manufacturing LEATHER HOSE FOR SLUICING PURPOSES, Consignments of Leather suitable are daily expected. N.B.—Agents for Aspinall's Patent Sluicing Ripples, which for gold saving and durability arc unequalled by any Ripples in use. JOHN & MATTHEW DAVIDSON. Kumara, April 25, 1884. ROBIN HOOD'S GREAT NOVELTY COMPANY'S PROGRAMME ON THE C.J.C. SUMMER MEETING, To be held on the Christ-church Racecourse, On THURSDAY, JANUARY Ist, 1885. MIDSUMMER HANDICAP AND MIDDLE PARK STAKES. 3,000 Shares of 10s each.—£lsoo. Five Separate Allotments, Each Share having Five Chances. 104 PRIZES 104 Midsummer Handicap, 30 Prizes. First Horse L3OO Second Horse ... ... ... 100 Third Horse 50 Other Starters and Non-Starters divided ... ... ... 250 L7OO Middle Park Stakes, 34 Prizes. First Horse LI 50 Second Horse ... ... ... 75 Third Horse 50 Other Starters and Non-Starters divided 250 40 Cash Prizes. Ist Class, 3 atL2O L6O 2nd Class, 6 at LlO 60 3rd Class, 31 at L 5 155 Will Close on December 30th, 1884. From Ul9 big business done by ?is since starting, more especially on the Melbourne and New Zealaud Cups, just closed, and result slips of which are hereby tendered you, we feel confident in saying that this Programme will more than fill. We shall, therefore, sell on, no matter how many, until our advertised date of closing, and the Prizes will then be increased pro rata if our anticipations are correct. In writing for Tickets it would be better for mady reasons to enclose an envelope. Applications, if by Letter, with Two Twopenny Stamps, and exchange on Cheques marked correct, Is added. Please write Signatures and Address legibly, to avoid errors. Money Orders preferred, Bank Nate* aud Drafts, Registered Letters an I Telegrams received and promptly -..1tended to. N.B.—All Letters containing Coin or Notes must be Registered, or Is Compulsory Registration Fee is lialr« to be charged by the Tost Office Authorities. 10 per cent, nl.va.ys dcineted IVo.. all Prize Money, 4 per cent of wh:di we pay to agents who sell f„ r „ s , ,„• clients who purchase books of i>.) Tickets. Address:— "ROBIN HOOD," " Care of Thomas Stapleton, "80x235, P. 0., "Christchurch;" Or, "Jubal Fleming, City Baths, "Colombo street, OiM-'sfeluireV N.B.—No connection vviLU any mluT Cofljuany.