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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 256, 25 September 1884, Page 4

Rt)Bl# HOOD'S , «rcat IVovelty roiupany'B C VV.-i . /■ PRO^RAiIMJB i ■ v OX THB Meltoontne arid N^# Zealand Cups, November, 1884. 14 now opeii with'a SUBSbiItBED &0,600 SHA^ESat IQ/. Each. 404 Each Share ilaviug: 7 Changes;. To an Investor of 20s the odds are 25 to 1, and £3110 may be won with one Ticket. * : '■■-• --m MELBOijBNE CUP, 134 Pbizjbs. - lsfcHoi.se .... £2000 2nd Horse ... ... •... 900 3rd Horae ... ... ... 450 Staita-j(«bous £33 Leaoh). ... 900 Nou-Starteis (about £1G each) 1750 * '"^JI ■"." ' £6000 » NEW ZEaSnD ■ ■ • 70 PfiizES^ ! lstHoi-se 4 : ... ... '...^IOOO 2nd Horse ... ... „, : ; , 400 3rd Hor^e y ._, ... y. 'Z. 200 Starters (ab.out"'L2 ; tertch). )f .< 250 Non-starters (about ILll each) ■".. -650 _^ _ : \, ■'-.;■: 200 CA^H?^BONiDS: » * Cat ;^ - ... ... 150 6a^ v 2o^ ..;.-. fA v .^,,. 1^. 120 40 at 10 ";;; .v. vJ. 400 146 at 5 Ia :.: * ;■-... „ .. 730 : -liuL -iu'V u-rx,: ■: ■■ ■ Will XJloae ion November, Iwl : r^5)(^QQ Shares on yariou« events have beoii i.soid by us since stavfcing. . Applicatiopa . : as ? . usuaL > ; '1V«», , . ' 2'd stamps for re{)jy and l resuft; . ; Honey Ocdei^.pi- Cheqiies> marked wfth jls; excliange a Jded^ preferred. If s? C6tN:^p^BJank' \Nofes : ar|)fen^ Tetter* shoul4 b^re^isteretL. 1 ' Tetegrdms^and Registered l Vecevbeid\ ! Teh per cent. ilMu7)te(rfro'rerallT»-ize Monies, four per qettt. . of \^hieh is given to agents who sell Tickets, or clients who purchase Books of, twenty-five Tickets each." " PrdgrahS'rives with Nominations and full particulars "(of past, present, and .- future;), forwarded post free oifappliCatilJJl..-. •.,i • *-',:: .: : :{ > ;,.;";:£. •-.;. j4gentj»' returns must reach; us not r lajber,th/i^|^i6t. < t ,Q^ber >: -oCvtKey,wili not be recognized. ,, -. . : ,:..:. J , Address^OßTN H|Qpl>; Care of T . StaplletpH> 80^.233, JP ? p., Christchurch,; _pr^ J Jjjßi^'"".JFLEMi^ro,.'' t .]pity Baths,. Cdlonibo-»u ; eet, Christchurch. N;B.— Although we send to Newspapers throughout New Zealand' the Names and Addresses of pvincipai winners m our CompiAny a** fflany other*' cdnsnltationi«tß ;advei^ise v they doi^iS fespectiully remind the Publicand onr clients tliat our Books are at sill tiihes open for inspection -to any • Subscriber. Information mat confined ,■; to the Press. j; We consider each^subequal right, of inspec* ; tiOU. -,' /_ ; r ;.- ;_ - .. ; „■ ■ . .. ,-i »_>. { THE MOSGIEL WooHeii Factory MOSGrIMi^'EUGS v.• - MOSGIEL . S^^LS .. MOSGffiL M&TO . MOgGrIEL HOSIERY ; MOSGIEi; J SOCKS ■ MOSGIEL YABN These are noted for ; .Pniity b< Material, . Variety of Pattern,- Honesty of Mauufacture, and Moderate Price. l!Awa?ided the Highest Black ut the Australian Exhibitions. ; f Extract from jMelb'oiirne JLrgus and _. . jNew .Zealaud BeruldJ\< 'I '' % 2heM6BgieT WooTtenli, we moiicejron the- Melbourne] lA fg^sfii&ve received unqualified praise 'm the Report on A'usiralian' woollens furnished to the Elboeuf Chamber of Commerce by M. Henri Courmeaux, who was specially sent to the Melbourne Exjiibitiou from phe; woollen manufacturing' district m France for the purpose. He declares thai "every article manufacturedbytliat'compdny is superior f an^other^usffalian:w\>olltngoodi-l saw at tlie .Exhibition"- and he thinks that " the Mosgiel Factory will take first rank vi the Australian markets overall JEnropean importations." TesHniony like this from a critid so' cdmpe'tehi" arid disinterested -must be ifery gratifying to the Company. . . ..■■•■ ■■ ' ' s . . I The , r public ,^ are. requested ,when purchasing to see that, they get thegenuine f vMOSGJiBL " article, which, is guaranteed to.giTe satisfaction. IBie Trade Applied by the Wholesale* Warehou.senjen.in the Colony. Warehouse anil O|fice--Hign-Bireet^ ■•■"■■ .' \\ ' .Dunedin., ''' ' ; r Pactbfy^At Mosgieii, TAwki. JOHN H. MORRISON, ,-.-•?■- Manager.