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Sporting. , _ s | i~i rand freehold consultation A FORTUNE FOR «s. $g- 6000 Tickets at ss, £1500. Ist Dividend — 6-roomed House and large section in the centre of W ellington, valued at £400. Cash j bonus to start the winner in business, £200. " Total £600 2nd Dividend — Cash oonus 300 iii'd „ „ „ 150 4tb „ „ „ 100 Bth h „ f 60 ! SO other dividends of '£40 each ... 300! £1500 I The abovo property will be conveyed to , the successful shareholder free of ch r arg« Early application advisable. Send at once for the winning ticket I Applicants for tickets may remit in utamps or notes. If stumps sent, add Is to the ifc. Pobt-oflice Orders and cheques to be made • pajablc to JOHN SMtTH,care of Stuart and Co., Hox 138, Post-office, Wellington Agents wanted. c 737 j £5,00 l 0! £5,000'! ! '■ To be distributed on the CHAMPION RACE! i r lo be run in Melbourne on 7th March. i ■ MEMBERS £1 EACH. All Prizes!! No Bl THE SYDNEY JOCKEY TURF CLUB In tbanking numerous Clients for their support in previous Consultations on Racing : Event f, beg to inform the sporting public of ; New South Wales and the adjoining; Colonies, that they have made arrangmeuts for holding a £5000 Consultation — All Prizes ! No Blanks !— on the Champion Race to be run iv Melbourne on the 7th day of March, 1885, when the following Prizes will be distributed : — First Horse £1500 Second Horse 800 Third Horse 400 Other Starters (divide) ... 300 Non-starters (divide) ... 500 Total £3500 \ The remaining £1500 will be invested by the Club in making a Book on the Autumn Mee'.ing, 1885 : That is, laying and taking the odds by a new system, the success of which has been practically proved. The Members of the Sydney Jockey Turf Club beingf well'informed, and connected with the ', principal trainers and performances of their horses, are in a position to state that the LI SOO will realise a Handsome Profit, the whole of which will be divided amongst those Subscribers who were unsuccessful in drawing a Prize in the L 3500 Distribution. There will be no blanks whatever. All subscribers are sure to obtain a prize, the highest being LISOO. To obtain better chances for investing surplus of LISOO, early applications necessary. Add exchange to cheques, and two stamps for reply ' and result. Letters containing cash should be registered. Drafts or P.O. Orders made payable to — JAMES WALLACE, Secretary S.T.J.C. Address : 537 f Box 784, G.P.0., Sydney, N.S.W RA CES. MIDSUMMER HANDICAP ! 4000 members at 10s Will Close on 29th December, 1884. 30 Nominations 66 CASH AWARDS. Midsummer Handi- 2at LSO ... LIOO cap. -tat 20 ... 80 First L7OO 10 at ir> ... 150 Second ... 300 JO at 10 ... 100 Third 150 20 at 6 ... 120 Others (divide; 200 20 at 5 ... 100 L 1,350, 350 L 650 Each ticket iv the above has eight chances A purchaser of 25 tickets will receive two extra tickets free of charge. Please send P.O. orders when convenient . and two stamps for reply and result. Registered letters and telegrams not accepted. • j Address — ADA MELMORE, Care of Mr Mitchell, f 532 Box 318, Post Office, Dunedin. Tinsmith. y)TviD F ERG.USON TINSMITH, Zincworker and Plumber, GORE. Begs to intimate that he has removed from Gordon to premises in the Main street, where he hopes to receive a continuance of that liberal patronage hitherto bestowed upon him. Manufactures on the premises every article in the above department of trade, of superior workmanship, and at THK MOST MODERATE RATES OF CHARGE. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. EVERY DESPATCH USED IN EXECUTION OF ORDERS. Hot and Cold Water Baths, and every kind of Water Apparatus for Manufacturing and Domestic purposes, carefully and efficiently tilted up.^ . „ __ , , _ ..,„... 1 trade supplied vrHh.Tinwai a, made '■ ui\ 'the I'rettuses, *t Moderate Prk'ss, os-17> ;