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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 249, 22 September 1883, Page 4

Business Notices; ~~~ ! EST ABLI3Ei:_D , 1863. I^TELSON T\Yk : \Kt6rK6. A,; ROBERTSON ... Proprietor. BEiGSto itotify that Mrs Farnie, j Pailmakers, Wanganui, receives goods and Forwards them to me. . Woollen Dresses can be dyed without I being taken to pieces. I Gentlemen's Clothes dyed and Pressed to look like new. '.-,'■ A* R.; Received first-class Prizes, at Sydney j Melbourne,' and Dunedin Ex hibitions for- Excellency, m Dyeine. (iRATBFCL^CQMFORTINGi v """* ■ ;;;^ /.BREAKFAST;- ■■;. " By a thorough knowledge of, the . natural laws which govern the ppera--. tions of (digestion and nutrition, apd by a careful application pf the fine properties of well-selected cocoa, Mr Epps has provided our breakfast tables with' a delicately-flavoured beverage which inavsave us many heavy doctors' ; bills. It iSi by the. judicious use of such articles of- diet that' a (constitution may be. gradually built up until strong enough to resist, every tendency to disease. Hundreds , of Bubtle maladies are float-, ing jarbund us ready to wheier, ever ihere is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with, pure blood and! a properly nourished frame.' --^See. article m the Civil Service Gazette: x. Made simply; ,-with bbi.ina^ water or miikn,-;.^; ■-.y/yyy'y- r. r ;? r '; ; f Soldiouly m, packets, labelled :—■ , * JA^S OEPPS 1 iAiNB GO., ; ! HdM(EPPATHiO OHEMtSTS/ ; i LbiSDON. "'.:'.';..';;.'"■•■. AUp^EPZ^SiGHOCOLATE^m^ 1 ■SENCB^fon. Afiernopku^x ir - I :-^:jf'^'P9%^^? nS ''.-r-,;;T':^ i f ; 10^ ; Prizes. £2QQQv ;_O4 Priz jss j A FORTONE FOR 10s TT ULpA N/S'; CONTULTATION on V] tbe New Zealand, ,Gi% will, close . about 3rd Npveinber. 4000 Shares at 10s ;.. to.be run at Christchurch, on 6th November, 1883. I First £600 *. ! Second K . ri'f- rj:..: *250- •(>/ I Third 15V ' i \ Others (divided)- ... 630 -.'*, j T0ta1;.../;. ; ; ... ... £i6_o \ '■'■■[ 1 : .. x ' } T«taat£3o ' .;; ... ,< i.60 Two at 25 :' ;U ' ... '< 50 Two at" 2$ ' ..V ... ' *>_0 Two at ...... •;- ':.'.. ; 30 f Te> at -y.-,y. : ' ioo Ten at 5 ... ... *-' 50 Ttaat 4 ..: ... a .... , 40 - | Total'; :...w-..? .„_....,, „£B7O | Total nuniber of prizes is 104.' Each ticket has eight chance's; the race and bonds being drawn seperately. I, Bank N ( oces .accepted j Post Office; /Orders (preferred) payable to 4 f Vnjean f^bnjy ; Cheques must have Is exchange added, and marked " by Bank. stamps for reply and result. 5 Registered .letters or 'telegranis not accepted, =;_• .- j Programmes and fdrms' for applying for tickets senfejfree tx). A any address. on application. All monies banked jointly ip the name of a respectable person, nominated by a committe of sharebplders, and Vulcan. .j A purchaser ! bf *25 tickets onbehalfiof self and friends, given one ticket free, and can nomibate'afiienbl 'in Wellington to see^drawipgj. yearly. , j Address only to " Vuica_," care of G. C. , Burns, . Boxr 180,. P* O. "Wellington. Ur to Dunedin Agency. ! Box 124; P.: 0.. Dunedin. INVESTIGATION CjMh j PANT'S DISCOSSTON ON THE MELBOURNE CUP . ITo be run on Nov. 6th 1883. Closes j Nov. 2,-1883. 12,000 JMTembei's at 10si 160 Performers . , < ' Ca-h. Awards.' First Horse £1600 j6 at £50 ... £300 Second .• 800 jloat 30 ..".', 300 Third: 400 : ...j.ifi'at 15 .'." 225' Starters . 360 1 20 at 10 ..., 200 Others; .;; 900 ;.|9p;afc 5 ....... "450. ' _54050 : _ : '\l' { \\ r \'-][y.Aim ! ;NOMI^ AJnOIS PEOZEB;x v , Winner. <J ' Second.' f l " *" Ist Frixe .filOOf lot ?rize.£7s| Ist Prize £50 fend; Prize. 70 2nd Prize 50 2_& Pm 6 30 jfrd Prize.,- 60 3rd prize .30 3rdJ?rize "20 j £220! 'tel6sJ £100 ! Esch^ Ticket has Nine (9)' chalices. ' •"•'* I ;.;; ; '.";,\. .';; -; ',;'"' ; v/ . ■' ■■■■;>■ -^y l^-Fllfl'" ■'^■ a^ IJSKS * s '- T ®- A'--ioj__>»-afc_^.^"/\i'i fJXjxf '■ Ot 2 SHARES THB- OUv/i i ' J -' : ''^'t>l>l)S :! -A i ftff^o"iTU-i;"^i^- ' ; EACH member for every; Share names, a, hqrse,] which will ibe written; across the' idupiio'ates kept by^ th^Conipany. iThose; [ irip'ipbers hayifig the wipner written 'upon^ them will be put together j the, first thr^b; drawn will receive the prizes as above. 1 ' The same will be- repeated with those having tbe Second written on them) ; and 1 again also with the Thirds-forming three distinot drawings, which will, of ' course, be drawn after thp winners are declared. , .. . ...... ; • In the event (m either of the three cases) of only Two Members naming the; placed hbrSds, the three prizeß will be ; divided ibetwfebnl them, .if only -one (m either of the three cases) he will receive all 3 Prizes due to whichever he named, lst^ 2nd, or 3rd. ' A subscriber, 'say holding 3 shares, can name, the one horse 3 times, or 3 different horses, one to eacli^ share. N, 8.-^Two Guineas (independent of the sweep) will be giveia' to the member first naming the winner. '• -" '■""'■' ' > - Apply by letter (with stamps for replies) addressed--- <> m; ;'.' '''" '•.'"' ' " ' SINBAD, ' ; - Care of Mr Bodley, Box 342, Post ,, w . Office, Dnnedib. ; iL v ;, " N.B.— -A card of the nomiiiatioiis can be had by' 'sending J ia stamned ad« dressed envelope. '." . Registered letters' [or telegrams; not hot received.'" ' ' ''^ ! L , --;' ii y-^^Si WNIAPI), &NO W^-The Stan_ ard js the only Manawatu jour ) nal, wihich , is deliyered daily to and around Ashurst, round which distric it has a large irculation. i ANTED UN _ vy-v.-^-.; ispero -„ is room m the Standard paddocks fbr one or two more horses. Only; quiet ; animals taken m. Abundance of pasture,' andjjgood water. Safe fences.;