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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 227, 22 August 1884, Page 4

Great Novelty Company's PROGRAMME oittiieJ Melbotirne C| and%ew Zealand ; Gup; "November, 1884. Is now open with a SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL of £10,000 iQ 20,000 Sm&m%rlo/' Each. 404 Prizes, ?E»feh Share Having y Ciiances. To an Investor ..of 20s the odds are 25 to 1, an,d £3110 may be won with one Ticket. . ; MELBOU^p^CUP, " ''''iM' Phizes'. , Ist Horse ...",,. ... £2000 2nd Horse '/..'""... ... 900 3rd Horse ...,.,, 450 Starters (about JE33 jeach) ... 900 NonrStarteis (about $16, ea^h) 1750 • ' " •■•- ;■• fi-i"; !iir I .:ii!Vi'i " _ £6000 is'EW* ZEALAND CUP. : i. ■■■- : :<:r;7o PfiIZES. Ist Horse w xA ,£IOOO . >tr.;j»n.[,..i,T. ... 400 ~3rd~Horse— r. ; rr. ... 200 , Starter (aboutj^jjeach} .. 250 Noa-stai ; ters (about LIT each) 650 '"'"'" *L'll A " L ' H £2500 ' ! "" Sod: calFbM£)s: f :mm?'T n £ieo ' 6atV 150 6 at ;: 20 !:1 .:; ; .;: ... 120 40 at 10 ... ... :: ... 400 146 at 5 ... .:.:•> ... 730 :>-V-l> .t.-,:I -i..-r.,ilv/ ,/..Tj-ji7 £1500 : r: : i ( '-. \Kill CJloße. jonl Novemjber 1 . 55,QQft Sh'are&o»: yftt^us events . •■%▼« iWßi^nfey «?MWC? starting. . A PH li fi a 1 V i qna !l .as[ ); . ( uftual, lU/ Two 2d Uraers or Uheqiies t marke^. Correct, with Is 'ezciiange abided, pxwerred. If ' 'CoYn or Bank' 1 -Notes am sent, letters should be reghtefedl'^'fylegrains and Registered" Letters received. Ten per 'cent. tWStfctecr from all Piizo Monies, 1 four ]»e'r 'ceht'fdfvwiivelJ is given to agents who* sell ■ Tickets 4 / - 'gv clients who, purchase Books of ■- twenty-five Tickets .each . . ; ; * b \u\£ ■ Program vies with Ifoflaipfetions and. fiillipartACularsCofip^stjspj^senl, and future), forwarded post fiss}On application . „ i ... Agent*' returns 4 mji|t reach us not later thanJJ.lst. .October, or they will not be recognizedi : • r ; < v a) , Addtiess— ROjßlkHOOD, Care of T S;taple:eon,|Box 238, P. 0., Chriat- " phurjCh ; of ' Jtjba^l Iteming, City ' Baths, 'oolbn)Lb6-^tt*«iet : , J Christchurch. 1 N.B'.--^ltlipil^h wfc $gn'd r to Newspapers' thTott^houfr'Ne^'iZbaland the Names and Addresses 'ofijprincipal i r -win ners m; i tow .' !Companijii«s many .other; consul ta|iohiabs .adiveiiise they Md6y-w,ej vja"fpepAittl : lytpmiiisl;tJpe Public and our client ,^jb jQiigfl^qoiLS are at all times open for Inspection to any . §übscnhcr n . ,JnfQi;mgt^piwo< confined .tp the.Pressr '.^e'consictei^pach subscriber' Has an fiqukl rWflh't ,bf inspectipu. __,^_^^, "■■■-• - : \;'•V vv \ [■._ """ 3 THE IVIQSQ^EL Woollen Factory qGMiPAiNt'v (idi^Ued.) MOSGIEL EUGS - : 'Mo^rfeL SHAWLS ,m MOSGIEL . IHOSIiERY Theiie 1 Goods are noted 'Jbr Purity of Material, Variety of Pattern' "honesty, of Mknufactttre^and Alodemte Price. .Is i ? K'L - Awarded the Highest Place at . the.Mtjtfcalifin Exhibitions. ;-,:; i i-t i .-!•■-•/ i :-r.fn~iiiT ' . . fßxtractfrom-Melbourne Argus and New~"Zealand HeraldJ. cZbeMosgicl WoqVw&^vw notice from* the Melbourne Argus, have received im-qualifttdpi-it&ke m the report on Australian ■woallens furtiiiheft Ao -.the Elboevf Chainbe}) 0f,. . Cornv^rce, .fyi, M JLr Henri Caii^ikaux^ioHoJjßfiss^e^ly^mt to the. Melbourne ' Exhiotiwu fr,on\ the, \cooUew. ■Manufacturing 'district m fcancefor.the-. purpose. ■ He declares thaV"sbers articUmanufactured by that, comvanp'is 'superior • to. any other Australian tooollen'gooda 1[ ■ saw at tlte Exhibition" and \he 'thinks that; " tJie Mpsgiel Factory will. takpfirjzt rank: m the Anslraljian markets o,ver s all Enrw■peaii iinjiorlaiioiis" Testimony like this from. a. critic so -competent and disinterested must be very gratifying to tht . Company. '•'•■-■■■- . >-? r Ttie publia are when ' purchasing, to .see th^atthey get the genuiue " MOSGIEL " article, which is guaranteed to give v satisfaction. Tlie Tradesupplied by tne Wholesale .. ..Warehousemen, in th^Cplqny. Warehouse apd .Office — High-street, .'■■v.-.n- ■■•■' B'trNEiliir.'V" '' i JPactory-rAt Mos^iel, .Taieri. -' JOHFH.MOIt^IsbN, ..•_•■ :■*".'■ ■■"'■-' ' ;^ r ' ! .^ ;: Maiiager.