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Kumara Times, Issue 2804, 16 September 1885, Page 3

APPLICATION FOR A RESIDENCE AREA. JACOB JORGENSON, 3G perches, fronting new road at Lanikim-. Hearing September 18, 1885. D. H ANNAN, Agent. NOTICE TO MINERS AND OTHERS. THE Undersigned having made arrangements with Mr George Simmons to manufacture, sell, and protect his patent for the manufacturing of 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 are unequalled by any Ripples in use. JOHN & MATTHEW DAVIDSON. Kumara, April 25, 1884. ENCOURAGE COLONIAL INDUSTRIES. WILLIAM HEI NZ, TT WESTLAND TINWARE AND SHEET-IRON WORKS, HOKITIKA AND KUMARA. Colonal Ovens with patent tops, made to any size or strength American Cooking and Parlor Stoves in stock The Celebrated Steel Pullman Travelling Trunk with patent locks, made in four sizes Copper Boilers and Furnaces Tanks, plain and corrugated Chimneys, Pumps, and General Tinware at reduced prices for cash. Just received, a consignment of American Steel and Other Goods, as follows : Hand Saws. Frying-pans, Stamped Milkpans, &c. Roof Iron and Ridging, all sizes. All kinds of Sheet Iron, Galvanised or Black. Zinc, Copper, Block and Sheet Tin AT LOWEST PRICES. 1050 PRIZES. £50,000. 1050 PRIZES. THE SYDNEY JOCKEY TURF CLUB'S MELBOURNE CUP CONSULTATION, 1885. To be run on the Flemingtou Racecourse, Melbourne, in November, 1885. MEMBERS, £1 EACH. The Prizes will be allotted ing as under: — First Horse ... Second Horse.. Third Horse ... Other Starters (divided) Non-Starters (divided) 1 Cash Prize 2 Cash Prizes, £IOOO each by draw£lo,ooo 4,000 2,000 1,500 1,500 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 3,000 3,500 5,000 11,500 Grand Total £50,000 The Sydney Jockey Turf Club, of Sydney, in thanking their numerous Clients in all past Consultations, beg to inform them and the Public generally in New South Wales, the adjoining Colonies, China, and India, that for the Melbourne Cup of 1885 they have decided to hold a £50,000 Consultation for that event. The highest prize being £IO,OOO, and the lowest £2O. The S.J.T. Club have also decided to deduct only 10 per cent, for expenses instead of 15 per cent (as last year). It will be seen by the Programme that 1050 Prizes will be distributed, and arrangements are being made to bring this Consultation prominently before the Public in all parts of the world—no doubt, whatever, but that all shares will be taken up. Drawing will take place under the Committee of Management about four clear days befote the day of the Race. Result of the Drawing will be forwarded to all Subscribers. Any Subeither in person or by proxy, on making application to the Secretary in writing. IGI Horses Nominated. Add exchange to cheques, and two stamps for reply and result. Drafts or P.O. Orders to be made payable to— JAMES WALLACE, Secretary, S.J.T.C., Box 784, G.P.0., Sydney. N.B.—Please make known to your friends. Tickets may be obtained from the at the Empire Hotel, Kumara.