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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 258, 27 September 1884, Page 4

KOBIN HOOD'S ,v Great HFovelty rompauy's PROQBAMME ■. '••■ OX THE Melbourne'" and New Zealand . Cups, November, 1884. Is now open with n SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL of £10,000 ia 20,0Q0 SHARES at 10/- Each. .404 Prizes, Each Share Having 7 Cliances. To an Investor of 20h the odds are 25 to I, arid £3110 may be won with one Ticket. MELBOURNE-CUP, 134 Pbizes. Ist Horse £2000 2nd Horse ... 900 3rd Horse : ... ... -» 450 Starters i (about £33 each) ..'. > 900 Kon-Starteis (about £16 each) 1750 i ■••'■■■. £6000 NEW ZEALAND CUPi .^7O Pmzes. ;,....; Ist Horse ... ... ... £1000 2nd Horse •'-... 400 3rd-Hd»we : v . ■ i;^ • ..■; 300 Starters (about 1/27 each) .. 250-Non-starters (abdu t LI 1 each) 650 '^"' : £2500 \ "200 CASH BONDS: «' 2, at LSO '... J&10O 6jaf 25 ... ... ... , 150 * 6%' -20 ' ;;.. ... . ... 130 40* at 10- ... ... ; .... .400. 146 at 5 ... .;; ... 730 £1500 V Will' Close on November 1 . 55,000 Shares on various events have been by iw since starting. Applications as nsnal. Two > 2d stamps for reply and result. Money Orders or. Cheques marked Correct, with' Ts exchange' avldetl, preferred. If Coin or Bank Notes jarp.^ciij;, letters shouiil be registered; Telegrams i(tnd Registered Letters received.^ Ten per ceut. deducted from all Prize Monies, four per pent; of whi«h is given to agents who sell Tickets, or clients who pu rchase Books of twenty-five 'Tickets each. Programmes witli Nominations and full particulars (of past, present, and future), forwarded post free on application. ■ . Agents' returns must reach us not later tban N 3lst October,, or they will not' be tecoghized. ! Address— BOßtN HOOD, Care of .T. Staple-eon, Box 238, P. 0., Christ- , church j or Jubal Fleming, City : Babhs, ColomW-stveet, CJbriatcliurch. NB— Although we send to Newspapers tbroughTnit^New Zealand the Names and 1 Addresses of principal winners inT jour Company as many other cpnsultatipnists advei tise they do, we respecifully remind the Public and our clients that 6iir Books are at all tinies open 3 ? for inspection to any Subscriber. ; Information not confined to the.Press. : We consider each subscriber haa an equal sight of inspection., ;, ! - ••• ■ • . THE MOSGIEL Wool ten x : Factory I 00MPAN1T. (Lmttedjy MpSQTEE-rFI^LipELS MOSaiEL SHAWLS MOSOTES HOSIEEY- if MOSGHEL SOOTS: ;i :; ; These Goods are ndted foHPuiityW Material; Variety of Pattern, Hpneaty of Manufacture^ and Moderate Ptice. Awarded flu { Hig]s§i V Place iti ' tlie. Australian Exhibitions! 'i '"'v '.'■ r %'\ " iVi t.. > ; ''« : \ "■* « "^ ' - • . - ' : [Extract- from Melbourne 'Argus and New Zealand HercUd,] : iheMosgtsl Woollens, to* notice froto the Melbourne, Argus, have received unqualified praise m the report on Australian woo liens furnished, p the Elboeyf Chamber 6/ Commerce by M. Henri Gourmedux\ who was . specially sent to < ths Melbourne Exhibition from tht i'wgpltin manufacturing district m France for the purpose. He declares that " every article manufacturedtby, that company'is iuperior to any other Australian, woollen gopd^JL saw at the Exhibition "piidte flunks that " the MosgieT Factory will take first ranfe m- the Anstraliaii markets over dU "Enropean importations." Testimony Wt% tffis froma critic so '- competent r < and.* disinterested must be very gratifyiixg to ike Company, ' > : ; ;. ; .: [ ■■■•■ - . j " " . ■ , • i-.i' ■ ■ "■' ■ '■■•-'% The public are . wquested^jrhen purchasing ' to, see, . that they get tbp geriuitie «.V M)()SG1BL particle,, whick is guaranteed to give satislaction. .{ Tlie Trade supplied by the? "V^holesale Warehousemen m fchc Colony., Warehouse and Office-^High-stiveei, DIWEDIN. factory— A t 'Mosgiel, Taibril j . JOHN H. MORRISON, . < . < - ■• = Manager.