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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 247, 15 September 1884, Page 4

HOBIN HOOD'S Oreat Novelty rompany^i PUOGKAMME | ok i±k] Melbourne and New Zealand Cups, November, 1884. la now open with a SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL of £10;000 m 20,000 SH ARES at 10/- Each. 404 Prizes, Each Share Hayings 7 Chances. To an Investor of. 20* the odds are 25 to 1, and £3110 may be won with one Tickeu MELBOURNE CUP, 134 Pbizes.* Ist Horse .... ... ... £2000 2nd Horse ... ... 900 3rd Horse ... ... ... 450 Starters (a bout £33 each)' ... 900 , -Non-Starteis (aboutjßXO^ach^llSQ i * * - ' ':.[':'■' - :^- :M^ : - *;'H Si 000 NEW ZEALAND CUP. 70 Prizes. « Ist Horse ... ... . ... JgIOOO c 2nd Horse ... 400 3rd Horse ... ... *'.' 200 Starters (about J127 each)* .-. ' 250 Non-Btarfcerß{about,Lll each) : 650 o 200 CASH BONDS; '^ 2at Lsor- .., i ..; >K.iiglßo 6at 25 w; .-..;, . {i r 150 6at 20 .„v ■ „!,. W 120 n 40 at 10; .... : , ... >. „...V l4 oo 146 at 5 ... „,.. ... .;.. ....:' v -^ £1560 Will Close on November 1. 55,000 Sllares on various events ~. har« beun sold by m since starting. Applications as n.sual. Two 2d stamps for reply and ; result. Money Orders ot Cheques • marked Correct, with Is exchange ?aJded, preferred. If h Coin or Bank Notes are sent, letters t shouM- bo registered. ; Telegrams and Registered Letters received. Ten per 'cent, deducted from all >Ptize; Monies, four pet cent, of whtctli. is given to ; agents who sell Tickets, or clients who purchase Books of twenty-fiye; ; Tickets each. •j Programmes with Nominations and full particulars (of - : past, present, and future), forwarded 'post; free on upplicatiori. "■.-.'"' \ * ■ . ■ A gen t<*' roturns mhst reach; us not later than 31sb October^ orlney will riot be recognized. .Address— HOßlN HOOD, Care of T Stapleton, Box 238, P. 0., ChristLt church j or Jubal Fleming, City n Baths, Colombo: street, ChVisichurch. N.8.-- Although we send toiNews- - papers throughout New Zealand the Names aud Addresses of principal winners m our Company as, many other consul tationists adveitiselthey do, we respecUully remind the Public and our clients that our Books iire afc '" all times open for inspection to any = Subscribpr. information not confined ■ to the Pre3s>. We consider £ach subscriber has an equal right of inspection. THE WOSGIEU t Wool Ig rj Factory t COI&^NT. (Lmdted::i MOSGIEL TWEEDS : MOSOIEIi"SEROES MOSGffiL FiIAOTEES MO^aiELBL^LIffiETS - MOSGIEL EUGS i; . MOSGIEL SHAWLS MOSGIEL MAUDS MOSGIEL JaOSIERJ MOSGIEL, SOGKS d MOSGrIEL^d^F " q These Grbod3 are noted for Puiifcy of 0 Material, Variety of Tattero^ Honesty 0 : of Manufacture, and Moderate Price. mm 0 Awarded the Highest Place at the Australian Exhibitions* [Extract from Melbourne Argus and, U New Zealand Herald J) Ihe Mosgiel Woollens, we notice from (V the Melbourne Argus, have received un- * qualified praise m the report on Austra--0 lian woollens furnished to. the. Elboeuf Chamber of Commerce,, by M. Henri ~ Courmeauxywho was specialty sent to the r Melbourne Exhibitiou from the woollen \ t manufacturing district m France for the purpose. He' declares that " every article |j manufactured by that company is superior to any other Australian woollen goods 1. saw at the Exhibition," and he. thinks that 11 tte Mosgiel. Factoi-y^toill take first rank '• m the A nstrdlian markets over all Enropean importations." Testimony like this from a critic so cdmpetent and disinterested must be very gratifying to the Company* / 1 The public are requested when . purchasing to see that they get the* s genuiue " MOSQIEL " article; which is guaranteed to give satisfaction. "Wie Trade supplied by the Wholesale a Warehousemen m tho Colony. '*' Warehouse and Office— High-streefc, f Dunkdiht. ..... .. : factory— At Mosgibe^Taieri.j \ 3 ; JOHN IL SOBJiISON ?t , : , Manager. _ 1 : ' ___i:_ "■ " ' •:■■ ■'■■■■■ •••'--■-. -.■ "