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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 243, 10 September 1884, Page 4

n iiainrf Mobys' Ure&i Novelty < oiui>any'f : PROGRAMME OW THE* Melbontne and New Zealand Caps, Kovember, 1884. In now open with a SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL of £10,000 m r . ?0,000 SHARES at 10/- Each. 404 Prizes, Each Share Having ? €hanc^». To an Investor of 20s the odds are 25 to 1 , and £31 1Q may f be won with" one Ticket^ -"' • MJBLBOTRNi'dtJi( Ist Horse ii :..Vv ' '..w. 0 '" ""..'." £2000 2nd Hoise t "... ; 1., . wl , 900 3rd Horse ... ..." ...' 450 Stei^ew. (about ,£a3 each) ... 900 NonStarteisl(abou't£rG each) 1750 I. -■■•■ \w...^-'. Ik" .'^^ v v£6ooo new zea:l : a^is?cop;" 70 Prizess Ist Horse ... ... ... £1000 2ud Horse .... 400 3rd Horxe ... ... ; . 200 Startere (about L2feachV .f 250 . Non-startersjaboutjlil'l ' 650 . r;- ' V ; c £2500 ; ; 200 CASH BONDS; L H 2atLso „. ... v jgIGQ •6>at 25 ... .];.!; 6at .20 ... [*v ..] 190 j;4Qat 10 "...' J.. ... ,400 '■tt6;at. 5 ■■;,.;. ; ';,\ ' .^,; :^;.V 730 ■■^y-^' ■■ '■'•--'.■;' 1-j ' MSOO -i v-- Will Close oh "November 1. 55,000 Shares on various, events have iieen sold by us since starting. Ap|ilications .as u.snaL Two 2d j stamps for reply and result. Money Orders ov Cheques marked. Correct, with Is exchange a.lded, preferred. If Coin bi-Btfnk Notes are sent, letters should be t registered. Tele'gr(in& and Registered Letters, received.. Ten v per cent, deducted from, all Prize. Monies, agents who sell^fidEe.ts,. ,or^ clients .^ho^a^hJase, -Boioks Tickets. each. „ .. .... Prograninies; wi^h, Nominations and fuirpdrticiilarXfpf past,~presenl, and fll .^!l^ iomaT'letl. p(wfc freo.ou application. . ■ ... AgenWliretti^nsiint^bs^eSch us not later than 31st"October, or they will not l>e recognized. & Jn ' \ Address— ROPlN- HOOD, Care of T. Btapletojt, Box 238, P. 0., Christchurch; or Jubal. Flrminq, City Baths, 'Colbnibo-i'trbet, OhHstchurch. ; . Althoiigh we send . J^ N^sp«pers throughout New Zealkncl the Names and Addresses of? piihcipal winners m our Company as many ;ani| o^r clients : thal ourfpooKs/are at all tinie's Mpetf "for insjSecti&n %b4ny Subscriber. Information not confined to the Press. We consider ea*ch subscriber hus an equal right, bf inspection. - : -~ .-•■•■■■ ; ;■. . . . .' : . ?i ' V\/boijen f^eto^y - * ;- cq^ : mY^;f^o(j, ':■'■■ MOSeffEtf B|lgG^ " .MOSGIMi fej#" 5 MOSdIEL '-MMiti^-; MOSGIELiMiIJDS -■• l >. mosgiel ; mosoiel socks ...?- . MOSGIEL Y]mN^ - - Th^se Gopd3 are noted .for !Purity^of MaterfaJ, v Variety of Pattern, Honesjjy of Manufocture.,nand. Jkloderate Price. Awarded t/ie Highest glace at t/ie Australian Exhibitions* *.'.'■■ '. 't. '. : ■ ■'" •'■■'■ ; [Extinct from.Melbourne Argm and r i he Mosgiel WoUl&M^iyojt^frq% the -Melbourne Atgus, fadtii-eceived unqualified praise m the'i report on Australian woollens furnished to,tk&,Elsp£uf Chamber of 'Commerce' bj/.M. i lf£enrt Counneaux, iolio tpas specially sent'to th* MclbouftWEffiffiffiSvrffom the woollen manufactuHng>disttHct^sfß^ancefor the purpose. He declares that " every articlemanufactured by thai company; is superior to any other Australian woollen goods' 1 saw at theExfiihiiixm" and hi thinks that " the Mosgiel Eaetorywill take first rank m the Anstralian markets ,ov^ all Enro- % pean ittipor'tatiotii? ", TesUhionyUke this from a critic- so competent • : dnd disin:terested must be very' gratifying '• to tfie Company. ■ A^ 1 / ':^ '.'-'. . The public &.vp .requesfto^; ■yheii purchasing to see that they get the !genuiue^MOSGlEL "article, whi^. % guaranteed to give satisfaction. _ ? llie -Trade supplied by'the'Whole^le Warehousemen m the Colbhy. : Warehouse and pffice^-High-s.lreet, ;' H' JDvsmiuif.- -;''?'{ / ,1 Factory—A^ Mosgiel, Taiebi. ] JOHN H. & : OItRISON, ♦• '•-' '" ' "'-"^ Manager,