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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 239, 5 September 1884, Page 4

~ym&yQhom on ootobbe 2nd, Jacob Faithfql's GO^SULTATION * ' l ' Uk ON ■ , : SPBINt^ MEETING ; : '' t OCTOBER 1884, -.' op; 4000 Members at l©s. $ ••■-•: " Spring Handioa?.; * li*&6r*t ; ... ' ... ... £250 2nd Horse , ... ... ... 125 3rd Horse ;., ... ... 75 0tt0tti ...... ... ... 200 . £650 Handicap Httbdles. lit Hone ... ... ... £250 2nd Horse ... ... w ... 125 3rd Horse ... ... ... 75 Others divided... ... „. -200 •"'. ■ £650 .. „ .:..■; Cash Phizes. lat^so ... ... :.. £iod 10 at' 20 ... ... : i;. 200 20 at 10< ... ;v. v ../ 20X) ■:;;■'&:«* *.- 5 -<.../ ;;.... •; ..;M2OO ~ ..- *■■'■■■■■ ■.*. 110 PRlZfis/ . Six Chances each Ticket ! >...iv. Six Chances each Ticket! To the investor of £1 the odds .' against obtaining a prize are 17 Jo 1 . s >ith» single drawings there; being six drawings the odds so reduced are merely nominal. One ticket can win the first prize m each of the Race Events, and also four separate Cash Awards. Drawing under supervision : of Committee chosen front shave- ', holders, iacluding representatives from the Prew». Country cheques must have 1/added for exchange. ■ ; P.O. Orders preferred ; 2 stamps required. for reply and result. '...>■* JACOB PAITfiLFUL, Care of N. Jacobs, Box 7, P. 0., Napier. ipilm News FOR MANAWATU. f; BOOTS &~ SHOES .A Ibr the Million! R. ALLINGHAM HAS just received :the Largest, Cheapest, and roost Fashion- * Stwk.of Boots and Shoes ever im- . pprtetl into (he Manawatu. To carry .into effect the well-worn motto profits and quiok returns," „,iie offers the Greatest Bargains ever m the district. The stock & ? .haa been carefully selected- by Home .bpyers m tho Home markets, and ; thevefore all ' middle n profits and .. .charges by Colonial merchants havo /been iob\*iated, consequently the c , whole can, and wilUibe sold at such prices as must command a speedy clearance. „....- ,. 1 ' Bespoke Work Unequalled. None but first class workmen are ' "(Implojed, and nothing but the best of malerial used. For fit, style, and noting can surpass my work, of which the inhabitants of jlanawatu have'had ample proof. R. ALLINGHAM, \T ; "On The Square." *» "* ■ ■; H .^ iUMADAIE'S THIED DEAWING. SECONU CLOSED FTJLL; * 5000 Subscribers at 5/. 800 PBIZEg 300. (Stand } Drawing on the Hamwi f _v : lurg Principle. Money Prizes to be Distributed as A i follows :— - Fir«^Pi-ize,L2oo ■■„. ... L2OO Second Prize, LIOO ... ... 100 .Third Prize, LSO ... ... 50 ' Fourth Prize, L2O ... ... 20 TwoPriaesof LlOv ■ ... 20 Four Prizes of L 728 TFprty, Prizes of L 5 ... ... .200 twenty Prizes of L 4 ... ... 80 Two Hundred and Ten Prizes <■-• ( of £2 10s.;. ... ... 525 Prizes of LI 7s ... -27 \ L 1250 . Each Ticket kas Seven Chances, and will be Drawn Seven times. The large bulk of the money m this Third JDrawing is not given away m one. large prize, as it is m Horse Con•uitations, but you will observe m thin Hamburg Drawing that the LI 250 is fairly proportioned into 300 Prices, giving every shareholder an equal chance of getting a Good Prize. This Third Drawing to take place j^ioiijli^lled.-- s **-■-'* ~ Ten per cent, to be deducted for :?rintinj& Advertising, Stationexy,and Clerical work. ' f , P.O. Orders to be made payable to jtnuadale. ■ Country Cheques to have 1/- added for excbanse. and made, payable to a number. • Applicants must enclose two 2d •tamps, for reply and result. • Letters and Telegrams not received. A smbscriber of ten or more tickets can act on the comnntee, or appoint •ome one to act for him. Address only to ;r>i.y AEMADALE, Care France Beos., Wellington Laljor Exchange, P,O, Box 247, Wellington.