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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 252, 20 September 1884, Page 6 (Supplement)

eobust hood's Great ■ UToveHy Company's PROGRAMME ON THE Melbourne and New Zealand Cups, November, 1884. Is now open with a SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL of £10,000 m 20,000 SHARES at 10/- Each. 404 Prizes, Each Share Having 7 Chances. To an Investor of 20s the odds are 25 to 1, and £3110 may lie ■won with one Ticket. MELBOURNE CUP, 134 Phizes. Ist Horse „. ... ...£2OOO 2nd Horse ... ... ... 900 3rd Horse ... ... ... 450 Starters (about .£33 each) ... 900 Nou-Starteis (about £16 each) 1750 £0000 KW ZEALAND CUP. 70 Prizes. Ist Horse "" ...£lOOO 2nd Horse 400 3rd Horse 200 Starters (about L 27 each) ... 250 Non-starters (about LI 1 each) 650 £2500 200 CASH BOMDS; " 2atLso , ..,.£lOO 6at 25 ... ... ... 150 Gat 20 ... ... ... 120 40 at 10 ... 400 146 at 5 ... : ... »• 730 £1500 Will Close on .November 1. 55,000 Shares on various* events have been sold by' us since starting. Applications as usual. Two 2d stamps for reply and result. Money Orders or Cheques marked Correct, with Is exchange added, preferred. If Cotn or Batik Notes, are *ent, letters should be rggi^tered. Telegrams and Registered received. Ten per cunt, deducted from all Prize Monies, four pet c£ht; of wliicrli is given to agents who sell Tickets, or clients who. purchase Books of twenty-five Tickets each. Programmes with Nominations and full particulars (of past, present, and future), forwarded post free on application. Agont«' returns must reach us not later than 3 1st October, or they will not. be recognized. Addiess— ROßlN HOOD, Care of T Stapleton, Box 238, P. 0., Christchurch; or Jubal ,Flk&iing, City Baths, Colombo-strbei, Christchurch. N.B. — Although we send to News? papers throughout New. Zealand the Names and Addresses of principal winners m our Company as n»any other consultationists advei tise. they do, we respectfully remind the Publid and our clients. that our Books are at all times; open for inspection to any. Subscriber. Information not confined to the Press, We consider each, sub-, scribe.r has an equal right of inspection. THE MOSGIEL Woollen Factory COMPANY. .-yfMnwM^ ;i ; MOSGIEL TWEED& '■ ' \ MOSGIEL SERGES ' MOSGIEL FLANNELS MOSGIEL BLANKETS MOSGIEL EUGS .'.... MOSGIEL SHAWLS MOSGIEL MAUi)S MOSGIEL HOSIEEY MOSGIEL SOCKS MOSGIEL YAEN -= : These Gooda are noted for Puiity of Material, Variety of Pattern, - Hpiu*sty m of Manufacture, and Moderate Prices - r Awarded the Highest Place di the Australian Exhibitions. ; [Extract from Melbourne Argtis and . New Zealand Herald.'], .: \ Ihe Mosgiel Woollens, we noMcd/rom \the Melbourne Argus, have received wn- ' qualified praise m the report on Austra- -, lian 'woollens furnished to the Elboeuf Chamber of Commerce by M. Henri [ Courmeaux f who teas specially sent to the ' Melbourne Exhibitiou from the woollen manufacturing district m France for the 2>urj)ose. He declares that " every article manufactured by that company is superior to any other Australian woollen goods 1 . Baio at the Exhibition," and he thinks that " the Mosgiel Factory will take first rank ... m the Australian markets over all Enro- „. pcan importations." 2'estimony like this, from a critic so competent and. disinterested must be very gratifying to the Company. . v ' The public are requested when purchasing to see that they get the genuine " MOSGIEL " article, : which ; is guaran teed to. give satisfaction. - ' *ftie Trade supplied by the Wholesale ; ; Warehousemea m the Coloidy. ' Warehouse and Office-— High-street., '■ ->,H> DUNEDIN. ■-.-.•ii • : i .-.1...: Factory-^-At Mosgiel, Taieri. : ; ']', J ' JOHN H. MORRISON, Manager.