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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 206, 28 July 1884, Page 3

FIDELITY COMPANY'S ANNUAL PROGRAMME ON THE MELBOURNE CUP, ( To be Run at Melbourne on November 4. 12,000 Programmes at 10s. 133 Horses and 195 New Zealand Bonds, divided as follows : — Firat Horse ... #i . ...£IOOO Second Horse ... ... 600 1 Third Horse 300 Others divided 1100 Total for Horses , ... £3000 10 New Zealand Bonds at LIOO each ... ... £1000 10 New Zealand Bonds at Lsoeach 500 25 New Zealand Bonds at L2oeach 500 50 New Zealand Bonds at LlO each ... ... 500 100 New Zealand Bonds at L 5 each ... 500 195 Bonds Total... £3000 Total Amount of Frizes, £6000. Will CLOSE on or about 30th OCTOBEB. Each 10s Voucher has Six Chances. 328 Prizes. 328 12,000 Programmes at 10a. Please add stamps for reply and result* Is^* Remittances can be sent as follows : — •1. Cheques, P.O. Orders, or Bank notes. % Make crossed cheques, with Is added for exchange, payable either to a No., or simply to bearer as printed, but not to any particular person. If choques or bank drafts are payable either to a particular person or to ordei', they will be returned to the sender. 3. Post-office Orders may be sent, but they must be made payable to Fidelity Company only, and not to any particular person. 4. Registered letters or telegrams cannot be replied to. Address only as below : FIDELITY COMPANY, Care of Alfred A. Cameron's Box 251, Post-office, Dunedin. SPECIAL NOTICE. TO TOWN STJBSCEIBERS. AFTER the present month, our Collector will call EVERY FOURTH MONDAY on. all Town Subscribers for the amount of their subscriptions lo the Manawatu Standard. He will make hi* first round on Monday, 4th of August, when a settlement of all arrears of subscriptions till date is particularly requested. This new arrangement is made at the special request of a considerable number of town subscribers, who prefer to make their payments monthly to letting them run for longer periods, believing m the principle that short accounts are best, and are most easily met. Weekly and fortnightly subscribers will also be taken on, and their amounts called for m accordance with the special arrangements they make. It » believed that this system will prove more satisfactory, m all respects, both to our subscribers and ourselves, than having the accounts standing over for periods varying ftom 6 to 18 months, when difficulty is often experienced m collecting them, and mutual dis* satisfaction ensues. Quarterly subscribers m advance still taken on as ab present. Standard Office, July 28. TO THE ELECTORS OF MANAWATU. QJBNTLEMEN,— I beg to return my most hearty and grateful thanks to my supporters m the late Election, and to assure them that I will do my best to justify their confidence. I wish also especially to thank those who kindly placed vehicles and committee-rooms at my disposal, and the members of my various Committees who worked so energetically at, m many cases, great personal inconvenience. To those who opposed me I wish to say that I hope by my actions m Parliament to convert them into, supporters at the next election. On my part there exists not the slightest ill-feeling against any elector for exercising his undoubted right to express his political opinions by opposing me ; and I shall, as Member, for the District j strive to represent all, whether opponents or supporters, equally and faithfully. I remain, Gentlemen, Obediently and faithfully yours, ft B. MAQABTHUR,