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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 251, 19 September 1884, Page 4

EOBIN HOOD'S m «reat IVovelty Tompany's^H PROGRAMME • , Olf THE Melbourne and New Zealand Cups, November, 1884. Is now open with a SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL of £10,000 "* 20,000 SHARES at 10/- Each. 404 Prizes, Each Share Having 7 Chances. To an Investor of 20^ the odds are 25 to 1, and £3110 may be won with one Ticket. • MELBOURNE CUP, ; 134 P^zbs; ;^ Ist Horse ... ... ...£2OOO 2nd Horse ... ... ... 900 3rd Horse ... ... ... .450 Starters (about £33 each) :.•."., 900 1 Non-S>rteis (aboat £14 each.) 1750 •: ,:,:d*:,i.>\X:'i"~':. '.',. £6000 iXTW ZEALAND CUR 70 Peizks. .^ Ist Horse ... ... ...£IOOO 2ud Horse ... 400 3rd Horse .... 200 Starters (aboirt L 27 each) .. 250 Non-starters (about LI 1 each) 650 j • £2500 .200. CASH BQNBS:.. .: _ ' 2at,Ls0 1 ..... ... ... £180 ; 6ai, W ...:U0; 6at 20 ... „.. 120 40 at 10 ... .... ..'. 400 H6at 5 ... '„.' ... 730 ; ■ £1500 • ; Will Close pu "November 1. 55)000 Shares on varipu* events have been sold by- via since starting. -■ Applications as usual . Two 2d Stamp s for reply and result. Money Orders or Cheques marked 5 Correct, T/ith Is exclmnge aJd«d, preferred. If Coin or Bank Notes are, sent, letters should: be registered; T&egrams and \ , Registered Letters deceived Teh per cent, deducted from all Prize Mdnies, four per cent, of which is -given to agents who sell^'TickiSbsp t>r clients who- purchase "Books' r Gf twenty-fiye /Kckets each. ; Progi-auiuies with Nominations and full particulars (of. past, present, and future), forwarded post free on application. „' , - : Agent^' roturfis miist teach us not later thin 31st October, or they will hot* be recognized. - J ( . Address— ROßlN HOOD, Care of T Stapleton, Box-238,f P.O.* christchurch; or Jubax "Flrming, City : Baths, Colombo-street, Christchurch. N.B.— Although, we send to Newspapers throughout' NeW'Zealand the Names and Addresses of piincipal winhera m our Company as many other consul tationists " advertise they •'dt>,wdrespeettully remind the Publio and bur client* that ourtßoqks are sit all times open for inspection \o any.. SuUscribet. : Information iiot confined to the Press. "We considtjr suV -i scriber .has an, equal right of inspection. / .• ■ ...;.; „,,._• . ■ . :..-.;> THE MOSGIEL Woollen Factory COMEA^;/^^^ mosgie£ "t^geJßßb mosgiel sebges >\ mosgiel flannels mjosgiel blanket^ M:osi&jEkimGs ; v : ' , i MOSGrfiEL SJOUTOS, V MOSGIEL MMDS, •- MOSGIEL SOSlMlir MOSGIEL.SOfaKS^ . : Mo^l^l^aN}^> 4 These Grood3 are rioted "for Fuvity p( vMaterial, Y»i'iety of Patterh, Honesty of Manufacture^ and Moderate Price. Awarded the Highest JPlace aiy the Amiralian Exhibitions. [Extract from Melbourne Argus ;.and V . New Zealand ßeridd*\ ■■■■/■ Ihe Mosgiel Woollens^ toe notice from '' (Re' Melbourne Argus, have received unqualified praise m the report on Austra~ lian woollens furnished 'to the Elboeuf' Chamber of Commerce by. M, Henri r . Courmeaux, who was specially sent to the. . Melbourne Exhibition from thewdqllen \ manufacturing district in' Fraaide forth* purpose. He declares that "every article • manufactured by that company is superior to any other Australian woollen good* lk: -< saw at tJie Exhibition "and he thinks that "■the Mosgiel Factory will fake first rank m the Australian markets over all Enro- , pean importations." Testimony 'HJee^this* from a critic so competent and*ditin- | terested must. be. .very gratifying -to *ti* Company* .. .-. .-;. .' ; The public are requested when, purchasing to see that they get the . genniue «* MOSGIBL" article, which is guaranteed to give satisfaction.^ li»e Trade supplied by the^Wholesale . Warehou-^etuea m the ; Colony. Warehouse an»l*Office~High-street, ... ; . .. ' DUNKDINi"' : - faqtory— A!t Mosgiblj TAiEai.] v JOHN H. MORKI3ON, < Manager, i *•