Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 250, 18 September 1884, Page 4

1 WILL CLOSE ON OCTOBER 2nd, Jacob Faithful's CONSULTATION ON H.B, SP.ROG- MEETING ; ; OCTOBER, 1884, or • 4000 Members at lOs. Spbing Handicap. ... ... ...,£250 '^dHb I™*1 ™* •/..:: ... ... 125 3rd Horse '.'..'" ... ... 75 „ Others... ..„ ... .../.• ,200 - '•'■J;'*:'^ - ; i *'" i ' ;, .■ ■'■ i'6so Handicap "Hubdi.es. Ist Horse ... ... .:. £250 2nd Horse ... ... ... 125 3rd Howe ... .■.-;■■■ ... 75 '. :, Others divided ... V* *" • ... 200 \.Y^'<%^A-:?. ■/'■"•••'. ■= •■• £650 ' " Cash Pbizes. ' 2 at £50 ... ... ...£IOO 2Q ... ... ... 200 * 20at 10 ..; ... ... 200 ■■$ :; .:. f;:. ... 20a .. ■ ■: £700 ; ABQJJT 110 PRIZES. ;Six Chances each Ticket ! Six Chances each Ticket . To the investor of £1 the odds against obtaining a prize are 17 to 1 ' w|th a single drawing j : 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 from shareholders, including representatives from the Press. Country cheques must have 1/added for exchange. P.O. Orders preferred; 2 stamps required for reply and result. JACOB FAITHFUL, Care of N. Jacobs, /:.'. "■ . ■ Box 7, P. 0., Napier. j£^^ News FOR MANAWATpV BOOTS &T SHbES ■ ?: For the Million! : R. ALLINGHAM HAS jdst received the Largest, Cheapest, and most Fashioh- , Stock of Boots and Shoes ever imported into the Manawatu. To carry effect the well-worn mott>> " Small profits and quick returns," .;Imj offers the Greatest Bargains ever >, ; heard of m the district. The stock „ has been carefully selected by Home . buyers m tho Home niarkets, and "i therefore all middle profits and ; charges by Colonial merchants have :v r .l?een obviated, consequently the whole can, and will be sold at such prices as must command a speedy : « clearance. • : < SBespofe Worlz Unequalled. None but first class workmen are - emplojed, and nothing; bat the best •■•'- of material u?ed. For fit, style, and -•"• workmanship no; hing can surpass my work, of which the inhabitants of Manawatu have had ample proof. R, ALONGHAM, "On The. Square:' ABMADALE'S THIRD DBAWIXGr. SECOND CLOSED FULL. 5000 Subscribers at 5/. 300 PBIZISS 300. Cfrand Drawing on the JELam- ... J>urg Principle, Money Prizes to be Distributed as follows : — . First Prize, L2OO ... ... L2OO Second Prize, JilOO ... ... 100 Third Prize, Lsp ...... 50 Fourth Prize, L2O ... ... 20 TwQPrizes of LlO ... ... 20 Four Prizes of L 7 ... ... 28 Forty Prizes of L 5. ... ... 200 Twenty Prizes of L 480 SD,w«. Hundred and Ten Prizes , „.. :,,0f ; L2105... 525 .; Twenty 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 Drawing is nbt given away m one large prize, as it is m Horse Con^ sultations, bat you will observe m thia Hamburg Drawing that the : L 1250 is fairly proportioned into 300 Prizes, giving every shareholder an equal chance of getting a Good Prize; This Third Drawing to take place at soon bh filled. Ten per cent, to be deducted for Printing, Advertising, Statioheiy, and Clerical work. P.O. Orders to be made payable to Armadale. 'Country Cheques to have 1/- added for exchange, and made payable to a number. '<■■„' r Applicants must enclose two 2d stamps, for reply and result. Registered Letters and Telegrams not received. A siit'Bcrilit»r of ten or more tickets . can act on the commitee, or appoint some one ro'act for him. Address only lo ARMADA LX, Care France Bnos., Wellington Labor i xchange, P.O. Box 247, Wellington. ,