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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 276, 25 October 1883, Page 4

;; Business Notices. . ; ~~~ ESTABLISHED. -1,863, V ; . ; 'VTBLSON . T\YE mOß>t3. ' A, ROBERTSON^ ... Propbib'tob. BEGS^to notify that Mrs Farnle, Pailmakers, Wanganui, receires goods and Forwards them to me. Woollen .Dresses can be dyed without being taken to pieces. > Gentlemen's Clothes i dyed and Pressed to look like new . , v A. B. Received .first-clasß Prizes a1 Sydney, Melbourne, and.Dimedin Etf .hibitions for, Excellency; m sDyeincr.j , GRATEFUL— COMFORTING.! ■■-■■■'•;■ • BREAKFAST. '■ : ■: :! '" ,, w , By a ] thorough" knowledge of th< natural laws which "govern' tho,jgDe& tions of digestion and, nutrition, and jbj a careful application qf tnVfine l properties of well-selected cocoa, Mr Epps Mas provided our breakfast tables . ivithj i delicately-flavoured beverage which xriaj save ii's many heavy doctors' bills, jli is by the j.udicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may to gradually built up until strong enougl to,, resist, cevery . tendency , to, ; disea%e Hundreds.of subtle maladies .*re float* ing around us ready ito attack . wheie ever there' is a "weak point. iVvie ••'■rnaj escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure Wqoi3 *nd a properly nourished frame."— Se< article id the Civil Service] Gazette., '■ Made simply with boiiing, water; oi milk; '■ s-r ; < ' '•■■ ■•■ i ->- '*'•■'■'' ■■■■■■ ■' ■; •■■ j - ■ Sold, only~in ■packets, labelled :— ! ' .Jjgs^r-JB^S/'.'^jJJJ -CO; HOMCEOPATHIO CH^^IiSTS,! ? „.; .... ... .;. . LOiNDQN.; , j ■ AIso— EPPS'S CHOCOLATE ffl- ' SENGE, for Afternoon use. \'■ . ConsuHtations ~,..._ ;I ;"., 10* pbizbs. £2<BOo.v "W;^ aiJ ** - AFORTOiSJB^FORjIOs i j TTULOAN'S OONTULTATIONjo] ' V the New Zealand Cup- will clos about 3rd November; 400 0 ' Shares 1 a 10s ; to be run at Christchurch^ On Si) 'November, 1883. • -7/ ?=a f '" • ; .First .ii ;.;•..; -6600 j Second V.: ...';.. 250 i ■.Third ... ... ... 150 | Others (divided) ... 630' ! «•.■-.;.: Total .i. •,... .^i«.:£i6B6 : . ."■". [7 Bonds. '■'*' Two at £30 l : .V: : .^ V T i6( Twbat'^ ■:-'' '< ... |5( Two at '20 .;. ■ ' 4( Tyip'at' 15 ... „. 3( .'tsft.a^.; XQV"'-- ' ' .--': ' <: '».- < 'I " 10( Tenaf 5-.. ; ; ' .*. "V' Vj '.;... ;',.;:'" 15( ..Ten »t,V.i,; ■:..-;•...,;,,. .:...,, • ■: |4( -: •-■• :-■. ;.',■■■■ ■ .■..:.•;. f -! ! -'• Total; ... > ..; iJB7( number of prizes i8j.04., Ekct jtiqket has eight chances, the race aric .bqnjds being drawn se^CTately..- B^nl Notes accepted j". Post, '"OMce Orders (preferred) payable to •< Vulcan "onjy;; Cheques mast have Is exchange added, and marked «' correct" by Bank. Two 'stamps i forjrejjly and 'resfiß^RegisteVed letters or telegrams not 'accepted. ! Programmes and. forms for applying for tickets sent free to an^addreasj on application. Ail mdniea banked join tlj ih M the name s bf a l , respectable p'e^orij [ nominated 1 by~ ib£ committe'bf Bhaireftolders^andTulcan.^ ;;; 'i , ''-A puirchaser of 25 tickets on behalf pi iSelf and friends, ■■ given . one, ticlet free, "and can nominate a fiiencl m Wellington to see drawing.' Apply early. I ' j Address oiily A to " Vulcan," care I ©] Mr G.- C. : Burns; oßoi0 Boii J i i 8()7 I P-J Q. Wellington. ..Ur to Dunedin A genet. i-'"" ; B(Bi J iaii;sP^o.-IJiiikeain.. j ; £ kXoW r iNVESTiGATION CJM^ -;::■;:[ -;,.!:> PANY'S; a ; a . ■ |' ; Discussion QNiTHB Melbourne Cup. To be run on Nov. 6th 1883. Closes ' avr..\ :^..^;NQv:2^iißß3^v:i * r ■ 12,000 Members at 10s- : -• 160 Performera. '■■■-■- Gaih Awards! '"' first Horse £1600 6at £50 ... ig3o( Second' /J '800 '10at 30 "... I3OC Third -400 16 at 16 „ \<m Starter.l ? ;,r/35Q . 20 at 10 ,„ | 20X Others .9.00_ |90at Q „. |gc i: ' ir >'£4050 v ■■ ;[ . ■ J '-"" i; --> " : 'Qi4« , DOMINATION KR/IZBS. i >; , ; Wjnnepj „„. Secpnd.1 f -.,-. Third.' ' 'l^tPriße "dSIQOf list Priie £76 Ist Prize 1 5( gad Priae 70 2n3 Prize SO 2nd Prizaß( •3rd Priw ; 50 . 3rd Wz«i ,30 '3rd;PriJßa 2C £220]; £156J |ei^ Each litketi Has Nine (9; chances, :.• ■ ODDS AXE 20 TO 1. | r. EACH JCfteiabe^ forevery Sha»-e names S-horae, which will be written across the 0 *) 68 k ?pt by, the^Comßanyr Those numbers having the winn^ written upon them will be put together ' j the first Ihree drawn will receive the/'pr^ipes as above. The same will be repeated! with ihose baying the Second written 'on tnemr : and again also with the Third— forming three distinct drawings, which \rill, of course , be drawn af terj .the winners are declared. ' ■•-'•■• - ' • ■■' 1 ,-, In^he event (m either, of the ihroe cases) of only Two /Members gaming the placed horses, the threb priaes will be divided between !if them ! , : if only one (m either of the. three cases) hS will receive all 3 Prizes due to wliiohevw he named, Ist, 2nd;, or 3rd, ' \ A subscriber, say holding 3 shares, can name the one horse StimesjorS different horses, one to each share.! r 1 S.'B.-msTwo auineas (independent of the'sweep) willbe given to the member first naming the winner; ' ...Apply by letter (with stamps for replies) addressed-^ SINBADJ Care of Mr Bodley, Box 342, [Post , , ' Office, l)nnedin. I N.Bi— .A card of the^ nominations can he had by sending a stamned ad. dressed envelope. .' ■_•'■ ' ; Registered letters or telegrams not not received. '-._____ _ t -'- : miJiAED^O WN-The; Sxani. *■ . .ABft-s the only Manawatu jour nal.w^ich, iß. : delivered rdaily t6 and around Asn^rst, round ..: which d^strioj jthaß a.ljrge^ ircnlatipn.' . t , W)AOTbIDv-.iVIJIMVV;iN.i-.i;her<Ja is room m the Standard., paddocks for one or two more horses. Only) quiet animals taken m. Abundance of pasture; andjgood water. Safe fences.